After getting a rough idea of the Big Picture of Programming with Data's toolbox, the goal of the first task is to make you familiar with the 101 of git version control. Make sure to complete all of the following.
[ ] turn a folder on your disk into a git repository. add a text file to it, edit, add and commit the changes.
[ ] add more files and/or make more changes to your newly created repository and commit them.
[ ] use the log, pick a commit and go back to this commit (use checkout). Come up with an explanation (that you could bring to class) of the detached HEAD state and evaluate why it's implemented that way. hint: Think of going back a few commits and then going back again to where you have been before.
[ ] describe your first git version control experience. (If you were familiar with git, give us your take on git, too ;) )
Please do not check the boxes above individually. We will do so as a class.
If you have any follow up questions or suggestions post them in the thread below.
After getting a rough idea of the Big Picture of Programming with Data's toolbox, the goal of the first task is to make you familiar with the 101 of git version control. Make sure to complete all of the following.
Please do not check the boxes above individually. We will do so as a class. If you have any follow up questions or suggestions post them in the thread below.