Hello Codeforces!
Today, I translated the BIT tutorial by e-maxx into English:
http://silap.tk/blog/2014/12/fenwick-tree/
PS Please, inform if there are any grammar mistakes or typos.
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Hello Codeforces!
Today, I translated the BIT tutorial by e-maxx into English:
http://silap.tk/blog/2014/12/fenwick-tree/
PS Please, inform if there are any grammar mistakes or typos.
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Xdd, in search of your mistakes I've accidently learned BIT and several rules of english language.
Sylap or Silap?) Anyway, that's what should be edited I think:
I see that he already changed 1), but your first suggestion is missing a verb: "BIT ... that is able to:"
Thanks. Edited.
Officially, Silap. But it should be Sylap. I prefer Silap. XD
In case you did not know, there's a project on Github to translate all articles from e-maxx to English which was started by RodionGork.
If you want to contribute (either directly through Github, or indirectly by let us use your translation), please comment or message me :)
I would love to contribute :)
Well, there're many ways:
If you're familiar with (or willing to learn) Git & Markdown, you can follow instructions here. If you're not familiar with Git, you can read some tutorials. It would be a bit overwhelming at first, but as you get used to it, it is actually very easy to use & helpful later if you're going to be a programmer.
Otherwise, you can send me the translation, and I'll add it for you :)
I'd better give you the markdown :)
paste.ubuntu.com/9582202/
I used to use GitHub before, for basic needs, but no more. Because at some point I got confused and decided to return only after reading the full git tutorial. :P
Thanks!
I have added the page on Github. If you spot any error in my copy-paste, please let me know :)
A bit off-topic but anyone who uses google translate to use http://e-maxx.ru/ should try yandex translate https://translate.yandex.com/translate I found it much better than google translate.