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Functions in Python doesn’t download!
Thank you for highlighting the issue.
I have tested it and I can’t figure out why this is.
If you add .PDF to the name of the file it works.
I have now made it a PNG image file
These posters are ideal for explaining abstract concepts to young people. Thank you for this excellent resource.
Those posters are perfect for beginners, thanks a lot.
On the other hand, when I download pdf file, words are mixed.
Here is the picture how it looks like:
http://oi57.tinypic.com/vh72ig.jpg
Hello, some of the pictures when downloaded can’t be read. the words are riding on themselves.
while loops
string
comparative operators
if statements
These four are downloaded wrong.
Please is it possible to receive them in email ?
my email is naderfarhat@hotmail.com.
Otherwise, there are very nice.
Hi all,
Thank you for pointing out the error in the posters. I have now corrected and updated the download links. I hope they are useful for your classrooms.
Hi !
I like what you are doing, I tried to download them but on my Adobe XI, the sentences are not well displayed and it is unreadable! 🙁
Could you please check it?
Thanks,
Leandro
Love the posters for my wall display but the Functions in Python wont download and List poster cant be read as some text is over the top of other text.
I can’t get the functions poster to download it tells me Forbidden
You don’t have permission to access /wp-content/uploads/dlm_uploads/2014/01/Python-FunctionsNumber-Machines.pdf on this server.
Can you let me know when you sort it? or would it be possible to e-mail it to me?
Hi,
These look brilliant. Great work!
I’m getting 403 forbidden errors on all the local links. ForLoops and Variables work fine, as they points to adify.
Cheers
Hi,
I see you fixed most of the links, thanks :). The one containing Lists is still linking to a PDF that is unreadable (the text lines are all on top of each other).
Cheers