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🔭 🎓 Improve use of Stack vs stack, Queue vs queue, etc. #798

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jameshughes89 opened this issue Jan 30, 2023 · 0 comments
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🔭 🎓 Improve use of Stack vs stack, Queue vs queue, etc. #798

jameshughes89 opened this issue Jan 30, 2023 · 0 comments
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consistency --- telescope 🔭 Using different words/code for the same ideas content --- mortar_board 🎓 Related to course content (topics, assignments, etc.)

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What

Improve the consistency with how the typesetting is used when referring to ADTs

Why

It's not consistent right now.

How

Right now this issue serves as a reminder for the next clean up of the content.

I'm not sure how best to come up with the rules for differentiating. It won't always be easy to draw a line, but when referring to the interface specifically, use, for example, Stack, but when referring to just a stack, use "stack" --- e.g. "the top of the stack"

@jameshughes89 jameshughes89 added consistency --- telescope 🔭 Using different words/code for the same ideas content --- mortar_board 🎓 Related to course content (topics, assignments, etc.) labels Jan 30, 2023
YourLocalMedic added a commit to YourLocalMedic/cs102 that referenced this issue Jan 31, 2025
Improve usage of stack vs ``Stack`` in accordance with Issue jameshughes89#798. 

See line 199: previously *stack*, now *``Stack``*. I am unsure of how italics and code blocks interact and whether them being like that will make the website explode. Regardless, I'm unsure of how this unique case of emphasis should be handled. 

Also lines 5, 17, and 314: stacks to ``Stack``s rather than to ``Stacks`` as the Class is still called Stack not Stacks, and there could be confusion if the s is inside of the code block, though there may be disagreement on this matter, which is why I point it out
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