Fix image URLs in vacuum_world.ipynb by removing 'files/' prefix #1302
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This commit fixes broken image URLs in the vacuum_world.ipynb notebook. The issue was caused by an incorrect prefix ('files/') in the image paths, which prevented the images from being displayed properly. I have removed the 'files/' prefix from all image URLs, ensuring that the images load as expected.
Changes made:
- Updated all image paths in vacuum_world.ipynb by removing 'files/' from the URLs.
Fix image URLs in vacuum_world.ipynb by removing 'files/' prefix
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This commit fixes broken image URLs in the vacuum_world.ipynb notebook. The issue was caused by an incorrect prefix ('files/') in the image paths, which prevented the images from being displayed properly. I have removed the 'files/' prefix from all image URLs, ensuring that the images load as expected.
Changes made: