Lil5166/PF1_2022

Repository for assessing labs on the subject "Programming Fundamentals - 1"

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Programming Fundamentals-1 (2022)

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Repository for assessing labs on the subject "Programming Fundamentals-1"

How to work with this repository and how assessment process will be organized:

Fork this repository into your account. Here you need to press Fork or arrow near it and then option Create new fork.

Briefly, fork is a full copy of main repository located in your GitHub account, which allows to introduce changes into main repository easily. More information about forks can be found here

Now you need to pull YOUR fork on your PC/laptop.
1. On the page of your fork find button "Code", press it and copy provided URL
2. In the console call git clone https://github.com/<your nickname>/PF1_2022.git. On this step you may be asked for some logins and passwords (or later). Great, the repo is on your machine now.
3. One more thing so far. You need to add path to the parent repository. It is called upstream repository:
```
git remote add upstream https://github.com/Igor-Sikorsky-IST-Hub/PF1_2022.git
```
Command git remote -v displays information about connection of your local repository to two repos: origin (the one you have) and the upstream (main parental).

Prepare project structure

For each LAB create a subdirectory in reports directory. See project structure for detailed instructions.

Then based on labs branch create your own branch
```
git checkout labs
git checkout -b IA-XX/LAB-YY-TEAM-ZZ-Surname_Name
```
In described commands: XX is a group number, YY is a lab number and ZZ is a team number. Also, don't forget to put your name and surname. If you divide work into multiple parts (each teammate will do small chunk of LAB) then each of you will be required to run these commands.

Do your lab

Commit your work
1. The command git status will show you files, which you have changed, added, deleted during work on a task.
2. Then take all files which you want to commit and add them one by one:
```
git add one.txt two.txt three.js
```
  or stage everything:
```
git add .
```
3. After this do the commit
```
git commit -m "Lab_X: Description which begins from Verb"
```
4. Send branch to your fork:
```
git push origin IA-XX/LAB-YY-TEAM-ZZ-Surname_Name
```

Create pull-request After previous command console should provide an URL by which you could create a PR (pull-request). If no, go to the main repository page and create PR manually. Press compare across forks. Then select your fork branch IA-XX/LAB-YY-TEAM-ZZ-Surname_Name into labs.
ATTENTION!: new lab = new branch = new PR

When teacher will have time and will review your PRs, then he will either leave comments or merge PR into labs branch. If merged, your first part of the lab is done then all what is left is to answer on theory questions right on the lesson.