Translation to Spanish of Tutorial Part 05 - Welcome to the sandbox #2906
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feat: Translation to Spanish of tutorial Part 05 - Welcome to the sandbox This comes as a response to the initiative to translate all the PySyft tutorials, as it is desirable to learn PySyft in our native language. As requested, every part of the tutorial is done via pull request separately to: - Track better the changes in every document. - Avoid double work. Resolves: OpenMined#2775 See also: OpenMined#2782
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feat: Translation to Spanish of the Part 05 - Welcome to the sandbox
This comes as a response to the initiative to translate all the
PySyft tutorials, as it is desirable to learn PySyft in our native
language.
As requested, every part of the tutorial is done via pull request
separately to:
Track better the changes in every document.
Avoid double work.
Resolves: #2775
See also: #2782