Renamed modules with dashes to underscores #172
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Cannot import module with dashes. The lesson text uses underscores.
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We actually have a bunch of files in |
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all the others are scripts, so there is no issue if they have dashes. I recommend to leave dashes on those so we don't have to change the lesson material. |
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Fair! |
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Thanks for your contribution @zonca! |
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Cannot import module with dashes.
The lesson text uses underscores.