Language switcher

[m-aciek]

For this translation to make it available through language switcher, following resources need to be translated:

• bugs (published),
• tutorial/index (published),
• tutorial/appetite (published),
• tutorial/interpreter (published),
• tutorial/introduction (published),
• tutorial/controlflow (published),
• tutorial/datastructures (published),
• tutorial/modules (published),
• tutorial/inputoutput (published),
• tutorial/errors (published),
• tutorial/classes (published),
• tutorial/stdlib (published),
• tutorial/stdlib2 (published),
• tutorial/venv (published),
• tutorial/whatnow (published),
• tutorial/interactive (published),
• tutorial/floatingpoint (published),
• tutorial/appendix (published),
• library/functions (published),
  • first column,
  • second column,
  • third column,
  • fourth column.

This issue is to track progress for those resources.

[StanFromIreland]

The tutorial-appendix category has been translated.

[m-aciek]

Thanks, marked as such.

[StanFromIreland]

I'm fairly sure I can get the rest done by then end of the week! Would be great to see it listed as otherwise it is hidden.

[m-aciek]

Thank you for your contribution. Please try to review the text produced by machine translation as it tends to not inflect some words properly and not creating correct statements sometimes.

[StanFromIreland]

Tutorial what-now is completed and has been reviewed.

[StanFromIreland]

Tutorial-stdlib has been translated. I have translated some code strings without accentuation and therefore it looks wrong but I don't know if anything can be done because I checked and Python edition does not include them in its library and throws errors.

[StanFromIreland]

Tutorials Classes and Stdlib are 100% complete :) ! Only the Stdlib2 tutorial left and all the functions :( .

[StanFromIreland]

Tutorial-Stdlib2 is complete but has not been reviewed at all but I will save that for the distant future.

[m-aciek]

I have translated some code strings without accentuation and therefore it looks wrong but I don't know if anything can be done because I checked and Python edition does not include them in its library and throws errors.

@StanFromIreland the convention is to translate only string literals, not the names of classes or attributes/variables. Use of accentuation in string literals is safer.