Pseudocode In Notebooks #616
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* Update knowledge.ipynb * Update notebook.py * Update knowledge.ipynb * bringing it all together in notebook
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I properly packaged pseudocode printing. The code can now be found in
notebook.py. Also, previously I didn't like very much how we would also print the name of the algorithm (the pseudocode is already in a section titled after the algorithm, so it's a bit overboard, especially since it is formatted in the largest header), so I made a couple of adjustments to amend that.Now we only show the appropriate parts of the pseudocode, including the version of the book.
I have made the corresponding changed to the knowledge notebook, for a sample.