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diff --git a/00 Algorithms/1 What is an algorithm.md b/00 Algorithms/1 What is an algorithm.md
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diff --git a/00 Algorithms/2 Thinking in algorithms.md b/00 Algorithms/2 Thinking in algorithms.md
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diff --git a/00 Algorithms/3 Frontend-backend.md b/00 Algorithms/3 Frontend-backend.md
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diff --git a/00 Algorithms/Exercises.md b/00 Algorithms/Exercises.md
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diff --git a/01 Python Environment/1 What is Python.md b/01 Python Environment/1 What is Python.md
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diff --git a/01 Python Environment/2 Installation.md b/01 Python Environment/2 Installation.md
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diff --git a/01 Python Environment/3 Programming Environment.md b/01 Python Environment/3 Programming Environment.md
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diff --git a/01 Python Environment/4 Jupyter Notebooks.md b/01 Python Environment/4 Jupyter Notebooks.md
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diff --git a/01 Python Environment/5 Debugging your code.md b/01 Python Environment/5 Debugging your code.md
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diff --git a/02 Constants, Variables and Basic Operations/1 Constants and their types.md b/02 Constants, Variables and Basic Operations/1 Constants and their types.md
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diff --git a/02 Constants, Variables and Basic Operations/2 Other types and logical operations.md b/02 Constants, Variables and Basic Operations/2 Other types and logical operations.md
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diff --git a/02 Constants, Variables and Basic Operations/3 Variables.md b/02 Constants, Variables and Basic Operations/3 Variables.md
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diff --git a/02 Constants, Variables and Basic Operations/4 User interaction.md b/02 Constants, Variables and Basic Operations/4 User interaction.md
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diff --git a/03 Flow Control/1 Conditions.md b/03 Flow Control/1 Conditions.md
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diff --git a/03 Flow Control/2 While loops.md b/03 Flow Control/2 While loops.md
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diff --git a/03 Flow Control/3 For loops.md b/03 Flow Control/3 For loops.md
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diff --git a/04 More on Variables/1 Operations on sequences.md b/04 More on Variables/1 Operations on sequences.md
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diff --git a/04 More on Variables/2 Lists.md b/04 More on Variables/2 Lists.md
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diff --git a/04 More on Variables/3 Dictionaries.md b/04 More on Variables/3 Dictionaries.md
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diff --git a/04 More on Variables/4 Sets.md b/04 More on Variables/4 Sets.md
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diff --git a/04 More on Variables/5 Two remarks about iteration over sequences Item numbering in a loop.md b/04 More on Variables/5 Two remarks about iteration over sequences Item numbering in a loop.md
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diff --git a/04 More on Variables/6 Complex numbers.md b/04 More on Variables/6 Complex numbers.md
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diff --git a/04 More on Variables/7 String operations.md b/04 More on Variables/7 String operations.md
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diff --git a/04 More on Variables/8 Variables and variable types.md b/04 More on Variables/8 Variables and variable types.md
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diff --git a/05 Functions/1 Defining and calling functions.md b/05 Functions/1 Defining and calling functions.md
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diff --git a/05 Functions/2 Functions with arbitrary arguments.md b/05 Functions/2 Functions with arbitrary arguments.md
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diff --git a/06 Modules/1 Using Python modules.md b/06 Modules/1 Using Python modules.md
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diff --git a/06 Modules/2 Creating custom modules.md b/06 Modules/2 Creating custom modules.md
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diff --git a/07 Exceptions/1 Error Messages.md b/07 Exceptions/1 Error Messages.md
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diff --git a/07 Exceptions/2 Catching exceptions.md b/07 Exceptions/2 Catching exceptions.md
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diff --git a/07 Exceptions/3 Raising exceptions.md b/07 Exceptions/3 Raising exceptions.md
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diff --git a/08 File Operations/1 Opening files.md b/08 File Operations/1 Opening files.md
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diff --git a/08 File Operations/2 Writing to a file.md b/08 File Operations/2 Writing to a file.md
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diff --git a/08 File Operations/3 Reading from a file.md b/08 File Operations/3 Reading from a file.md
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diff --git a/08 File Operations/4 Saving and loading Python objects.md b/08 File Operations/4 Saving and loading Python objects.md
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diff --git a/09 Numeric Arrays and Data Visualization/1 NumPy - numeric arrays and calculations.md b/09 Numeric Arrays and Data Visualization/1 NumPy - numeric arrays and calculations.md
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diff --git a/09 Numeric Arrays and Data Visualization/2 Matplotlib - data visualization.ipynb b/09 Numeric Arrays and Data Visualization/2 Matplotlib - data visualization.ipynb
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diff --git a/09 Numeric Arrays and Data Visualization/2 Matplotlib - data visualization.md b/09 Numeric Arrays and Data Visualization/2 Matplotlib - data visualization.md
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diff --git a/10 Object-Oriented Programming/1 Classes and objects.md b/10 Object-Oriented Programming/1 Classes and objects.md
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diff --git a/10 Object-Oriented Programming/2 Understanding class and instance variables.md b/10 Object-Oriented Programming/2 Understanding class and instance variables.md
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diff --git a/10 Object-Oriented Programming/3 Understanding class inheritance.md b/10 Object-Oriented Programming/3 Understanding class inheritance.md
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diff --git a/10 Object-Oriented Programming/4 Special methods.md b/10 Object-Oriented Programming/4 Special methods.md
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