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Coding-I-Problem-Sets

Clone the Repository into VS Code for CS50

  1. Create a fork of this repository by clicking on the Fork button in the top-right corner of this webpage
  2. In your local repo that should have the name githubusername/ Coding-I-Problem-Sets click on the Green Code Button
  3. Copy the link under HTTPS
  4. Open code.cs50.io in a new tab in your browswer
  5. Enter into the workspaces folder by running the command cd .. or cd /workspaces in your terminal
  6. Run the command git clone <copied gitub_link> (e.g. git clone https://github.com/jaydenpersonnat/Coding-I-Problem-Sets.git)
  7. Run the command ls. You should see the Coding-I-Problem-Sets folder in your terminal
  8. Enter into the folder by running the command cd Coding-I-Problem-Sets.
  9. Enter into a Set folder by running the command cd <Set{i}> (e.g. on the first day, you'll run the command cd Set1)
  10. Once you're in the appropriate folder (you should see /workspaces/Coding-I-Problem-Sets/Set1 in your terminal), you are ready to start coding!
  11. Run ls to see what files you can open.
  12. To open a file, run the command code <filename> (e.g. your first command will be code faces.py)

Important Note

Once you have cloned a repository, you don't need to clone it again! When you open VS Code in the future, ensure that you are in the correct folder (the folder path workspaces/Coding-Problem-Sets/Set{i} should appear in your terminal). If it doesn't and you only see a $, follow steps 4 - 12 (but skip step 5!).

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