From 86ff63ec0b1b3f631b03fb85b521a3ccb62fe201 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Trupti Rajesh Kini
Date: Tue, 10 May 2016 16:56:34 +0530
Subject: Updated Guidelines

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 tbc/static/templates/guidelines.html | 4 ++--
 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

(limited to 'tbc/static/templates')

diff --git a/tbc/static/templates/guidelines.html b/tbc/static/templates/guidelines.html
index 6d283b4..ed43197 100644
--- a/tbc/static/templates/guidelines.html
+++ b/tbc/static/templates/guidelines.html
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
     <li>IPython Notebook version 1.1.0 or higher should be used (which supports user input)
     <li>Each chapter should be an individual IPython Notebook
     <li>A notebook should start with Chapter number followed by chapter name which should be in font size of ‘heading 1’ available in IPytho Notebook
-    <li>The above point should be followed by a cell which consists of Example number and the page number which should be in font size of ‘heading 2’ available in IPytho Notebook
+    <li>The above point should be followed by a cell which consists of Example number and the page number which should be in font size of ‘heading 2’ available in IPython Notebook
     <li>Same variables should be used in the codes as given in the textbook. In few cases, if this point doesn’t hold true, then the contributor may use any variable of his/her choice but an appropriate comment is necessary giving a description of the quantity.
     <li>Libraries must be imported in all examples. Import specific libraries only and avoid import *.
     <li>Round-off the final answers according to the textbook
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
     <li>Do not use reference Figures/Diagrams given in the book anywhere in your code. All the outputs must be displayed in appropriate format (along with units mentioned).
     <li>Appropriate comments should be put, which will make the code easily understandable. The comments should help in highlighting the flow of logic being used. For example, the equation like R = V/I can have comment as "Ohm's Law" along with it.
     <li>All the plots must be named and have appropriate labels on its axes.
-    <li>The plots/graphs should not open in a separate window; rather they should be a part of the output. A command ‘%pylab inline’ does the work.
+    <li>The plots/graphs should not open in a separate window; rather they should be a part of the output. A command ‘%matplotlib inline’ does the work.
     <li>The symbols used in the code should be same as those being used in the textbook
     <li>Check for using correct formulae while using in-built functions. (For example, the angles must be converted to degree (or radians) before calculating the sine or cosine etc.)
     <li>The codes should follow the naming convention as given below, for example, For chapter number 4, the file name must be chapter4.ipynb
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