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[Concept Entry] Methods: New concept entry `methods.md`

dakshdeepHERE opened this issue · comments

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We would like a new term entry on the Methods concept for Dart. The entry should go under the following path docs/content/dart/concepts/methods/methods.md.

The entry should describe the term and how it is used within Dart. Also include:

  • There should be "## Syntax" and "## Example" headings in this entry.
  • Explain briefly what methods are in Dart with suitable code snippets.

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@dakshdeepHERE I would like to take up this issue.

@kamlesh-ops You're assigned!🎉 You can look through the Contribution Guide to know more about contributing to Codecademy Docs. Check out the Content Standards and Style Guide, they’ll help you with creating your entry.

Note: This is your third assigned issue. Make sure to create PRs for these issues before requesting more.

@kamlesh-ops It's been two weeks. Are you still working on this entry? Note that in another week it will be unassigned due to inactivity.

@SSwiniarski sorry but I don't think I would be able to make it. You can assign this to someone else. I have another issue assigned here, I'll try to make a pr there.
Thanks:)

@dakshdeepHERE Hello, I would be willing to take on this issue. Thank you.

@brandk94 You're assigned!🎉You can look through the Contribution Guide to know more about contributing to Codecademy Docs. Check out the Content Standards and Style Guide, they’ll help you with creating your entry.

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I was going through the "Learn GitHub: Best Practices" module and I came across this portfolio project. I figured that I should work on this to get some real-world experience since graduating college.