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Renamed some files to more acuratly represent what they are. #524
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Renamed some files to more acuratly represent what they are. #524
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Missed one lisp
flag. Outside of that, it looks good to go.
@@ -83,8 +83,8 @@ each point is tested to see whether it's in the circle or not: | |||
[import:2-4, lang:"lisp"](code/racket/monte_carlo.rkt) | |||
{% sample lang="scala" %} | |||
[import:3-3, lang:"scala"](code/scala/monte_carlo.scala) | |||
{% sample lang="lisp" %} | |||
[import:3-5, lang:"lisp"](code/scala/monte-carlo.lisp) | |||
{% sample lang="clisp" %} |
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Missed one here, this should still be lisp
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Thanks for the PR!
When I started making PR's I thought saying that I was programming in lisp was enough information. Now I now that I'm actually programming in Common Lisp and to be more precise I renamed a couple of things. I'm still using the lisp highlighter though.
Also fixed a big where the Common lisp implementation for the monte carlo integration didn't show up.