The code in code_challenge_solution.py and format_strings.py in 4 - String variables in same.
The python code for string formats is missing.
As per the videos the topic was explained and practically executed.

The mock cookbook advises adding a backdoor to delegate on a mock's parent. But the parent can be called directly:

  ON_CALL(foo, Concrete).WillByDefault([&foo](const char* str) {
    return foo.Foo::Concrete(str);
  });

Demo: http://coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/

Describe the feature you want

Hey Yangshun,
Thanks for the great list of guides!

I found the explanation for Snake game bit difficult to follow and I came across this interesting and better explanantion here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaGK-fj-BAM

1. path('praise/', views.prise_or_criticize), path('criticize/', views.prise_or_criticize),
这里面的方法名和方法 def praise_or_criticize(request):没对应上
赞应该是praise
2.urlpatterns = [ # 此处省略上面的代码 path('teachers_data/', views.export_teachers_excel), # 此处省略下面的代码 ]
这里export_teachers_excel 应该是get_teachers_data
然后缺一个展示图表的路由

As you know, the http://acnhapi.com/ can display any catalog item in the correct localisation.
Would it be possible to add on option to let user choose the database language ?

To have Deno namespace in the worker, we'll want to provide a map of permissions worker should have. Worker's set of permissions mustn't escalate permissions of parent worker/Deno process.

To achieve that a method called fork should be added to DenoPermissions struct. fork would take as many parameters as there are fields on DenoPermissions and return new DenoPermissions instance a

(Feature request out of https://caddy.community/t/use-placeholders-in-templates/7697)

I would like to see the ability of using placeholders like {http.error.status_code} in templates. This would allow us, for example, to create a single custom error page in nginx style. For now we have to create a page for every status code we would like to support (maybe using respond with include and ar

I noticed the section headers don't have links on google.githhub.io, but they do on github.com.

Example:
https://google.github.io/eng-practices/review/reviewer/looking-for.html
vs
https://github.com/google/eng-practices/blob/master/review/reviewer/looking-for.md

The latter has clickable links to a section like so:
https://github.com/google/eng-practices/blob/master/review/reviewer/lookin

Q. I am late with my assignment, what should I do?
A. See the the week 1 section on grading [include link]

Q. The assignment I am reviewing has a link to the repository (or to somewhere else) and not to the deployed site.
A. Submitting the correct link is part of the assignment. You must grade the assignment 0 and explain in the comments why you have had to do this.

The above answer is the