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Moved import to the top so that the type Image gets recognized
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* fix: space count in strings/word_occurrence.py
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Seems like, there is no need o `occurrence.pop('', None)`
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* Create Python/bit_manipulation/README.md
To open up a new area of algorithms...
@Shrutikabansal I hope that you will contribute some of your work here.
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* CONTRIBUTING.md: What is an Algorithm?
We are seeing too many _how-to examples_ for using existing Python packages so we should define what we want algorithm contributions to be.
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* Text exception conditions
These are ValueErrors, not AttributeErrors.
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* Create Python/quantum/README.md
Started at #1831
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* With all suggested changes ✅
possibly covered all the recommended guidelines
* Updated with both slow and faster algorithms
possibally covered all the recomendations
* removed the time comparision part!
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* Add benchmark using timeit
https://docs.python.org/3/library/timeit.html
The performance delta between these two implementation is quite small...
```
next_greatest_element_slow(): 1.843442126
next_greatest_element(): 1.828941414
```
* Optimize slow() to create fast() - Three algorithms in the race
Three algorithms in the race
* Use a bigger test array with floats, negatives, zero
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* Fix rehashing function will not call insert_data function
* Fix typo
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* Add Monte Carlo estimation of PI
* Add type annotations for Monte Carlo estimation of PI
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* accuracy -> error
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* autoblack: actions/checkout@v1 # Use v1, NOT v2
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* Added Random Forest Regressor
* Updated file to standard
* Added Random Forest Classifier (Iris dataset) and a Confusion Matrix for result visualization
