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Steps to follow when adding your code/example

Create a Login
Create a New Page for the problem you are solving
- Enter PageNumber-ProblemNumber in the text box below.
- Note: Use only this format. PageNumber and ProblemNumber separated by a single hyphen.

$/!\$ Edit conflict - other version:

Section Number:
Problem Number:

$/!\$ Edit conflict - your version:

$/!\$ End of edit conflict

Click on CreatePage Button

Fill in the fields of the template
Copy text from your Sage Notebook (in Text mode) and yank it in the corresponding area in the wiki page.
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-= How to use this Wiki for SageDays sprints =

This page gives general guidelines on using this wiki for uploading the code written during the sprints of Sage Days 25.
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-    * Enter {{{BookName-PageNumber-ProblemNumber}}} in the text box below. 
    * '''Note''': Use only this format. {{{BookName}}}, {{{PageNumber}}} and {{{ProblemNumber}}} separated by a single hyphen. 
    * <<NewPage(SageDays/SprintTemplate,CreatePage,SageDays)>>
+    * Enter {{{PageNumber-ProblemNumber}}} in the text box below. 
    * '''Note''': Use only this format. {{{PageNumber}}} and {{{ProblemNumber}}} separated by a single hyphen. 
    * <<NewPage(SageDays/SprintTemplate,CreatePage,SageDays,"Kreyszig-%s")>>

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    * <<NewProblemPage(SageDays/SprintTemplate,CreatePage,SageDays,"Kreyszig-%s-%s")>>

---- /!\ '''Edit conflict - your version:''' ----
    * <<NewProblemPage(SageDays/SprintTemplate,CreatePage,SageDays,"Kreyszig-%(pagenum)s-%(problemnum)s")>>

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-== General Guidelines regarding the page ==
  * Do '''NOT''' include any content from the Book. Not even the problem statement. 
  * The code from your code notebook should be self-sufficient. 
    * Use meaningful variable names
    * Include comments where required