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As the style guide says we should be using $ to denote commands and (hopefully) show some example output. I usually try to avoid nit-picking with the style guide, but this really helps other users (and me) understand:
Is this a command I'm supposed to be typing?
What should happen when this is run?
Written context can also accomplish this, but adding a prompt and some output reduces confusion greatly. We should retroactively fix discrepancies with this and be better slickers about standardizing this going forward.
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As the style guide says we should be using
$
to denote commands and (hopefully) show some example output. I usually try to avoid nit-picking with the style guide, but this really helps other users (and me) understand:Written context can also accomplish this, but adding a prompt and some output reduces confusion greatly. We should retroactively fix discrepancies with this and be better slickers about standardizing this going forward.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: