Change the first two sentences from
"Lambda Expressions are ideally used when we have something simple to be done an we are more interested in quickly getting the job done rather than formally naming the function. Lambda expressions also known as anonymous functions."
to instead read:
"Lambda Expressions are used when an operation only has to be performed once, meaning that there is no need for defining a function as it will not be used again. Lambda expressions also known as anonymous functions, as they are not named (defined). "
Updated word order and added comma in the first sentence to clarify meaning.
Standardized the order and look of if/elif/else to match main article on the topic.
* Created a file for the insert method
I tried to adopt your style of making these files in order to retain consistency.
* Rename list-insert-method to list-insert-method.md
* Rename guide/english/python/lists/list-insert-method.md to guide/english/python/lists/list-insert-method/index.md
* Added code formatting, changed more info link
* Added "I/O types" and "equality of range objects"
Added information about the types of input and output arguments in Python 2 and 3. Added the concept of equality of range objects wrt to == operator in Python 3
* Minor formatting changes
* Minor changes
* removed extra backticks and correct front matter
* Python: Completed article Creating GUI's in Python 3
In this file I've completed the stub article which is about Creating GUI's in Python 3.
* Update index.md
* Created Data Type convertions
Converting different data types to required types.
* Rename Data-type-Convertions to data-type-conversions
* Change file to .md
* Rename guide/english/python/data-structures/data-type-conversions.md to guide/english/python/data-structures/data-type-conversions/index.md
* Added a constructor description with an example
* Changed text layout in Python constructor article
I learned how to make the text look nicer, so I changed the looks a bit :)
* Added clarification in python constructor guide
I added a short explanation about function overloading in python, why we only use one __init__ in a class.
* Grammatical, formatting and typo fixes
* Added more tools for virtual env
Based on Python official documentation
* typo in 'h1'
Correct value: Environments
* another typo
Correct value: together