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Homework repository for SF-WDI-22

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#Brian Gabot's Homework repo

Homework will be turned in to your fork of this repository daily.

##Setup

To set up your initial homework repository do the following:

  • fork this repo to create a copy of it on your github account
  • clone the forked repo from your github account onto your computer inside your dev/ directory
  • cd into the newly cloned repo on your computer
  • mkdir **GIT-USER-NAME**
  • cd **GIT-USER-NAME**
  • echo "#**YOUR NAME**'s Homework repo" > README.md to set up your repo's README
  • git add -A to stage your changes
  • git commit -m "inital commit" to have git save your changes
  • git push origin master to put your changes up on github!

GIT-USER-NAME should be replaced with your actual git user name (must be exact)

YOUR NAME should be your actual name.

##Submit homework

Each day you will submit your homework by doing the following from within your homework repo on your computer:

  • copy any required files into your homework repo directory as instructed in homework writeup
  • git add -A to stage all your changes
  • git commit -m "homework commit" to have git save the changes -- feel free to add to the commit message if you'd like
  • git push origin master to put the changes up on github
  • go to your homework repo's page on your account on github.com
  • create a pull request according to the guidelines below

####Pull request details

(Must be in this format)

Title: w##d##

Replace ## with week and day number (eg w01d02 = homework for week 1 day 2)

Message:

comfort: #
completeness: #

Message about your experience goes here

Replace the #s next to comfort and completness with a number (1 - 5) to represent how comfortable you are with the topic and how much of the assignment you were able to complete. A 1 is the lowest (least comfortable / very little complete), and a 5 is the highest (most comfortable / fully complete).