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What is the last date to finish my textbook?
<br><b>Ans: </b>Time duration shall be provided by the reviewer.<br>
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If I am unable to finish within the time frame, can I continue ?
<br><b>Ans: </b>In such cases, you are required to contact the reviewer as early as possible. <br>
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Is this only for Computer Science students and their textbooks?
<br><b>Ans: </b>No! Any course that needs computational tasks to be performed, is under our purview.<br>
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I want to convert only a few chapters. Is that OK?
<br><b>Ans: </b>No, a contributor has to finish the entire textbook alloted to him/her.<br>
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I have no idea of any of the opensource tools mentioned. Is that OK?
<br><b>Ans: </b>Absolutely, the whole idea is to spread the goodness of these tools. You can pick up the basics during an initial workshop and learn more as you go along.<br>
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Can I take a textbook from another department?
<br><b>Ans: </b>Yes, surely you can.<br>
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I am a freshman. Can I be a part of this?
<br><b>Ans: </b>Yeah! The earlier you get hold of these tools the better.<br>
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Which textbooks do we need to code?
<br><b>Ans: </b>Any book that needs computational tasks.<br>
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<li>Can I use C/C++ or Java?
<br><b>Ans: </b>No, this activity strictly aims to promote use of Python.<br>
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