OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING (OOP) IN PYTHON

This repository has all the code used as part of the 202230 OOP class offered at Universidad del Norte

How to use this repo

To use this repo you need to following pre-requisites:

Install Miniconda. Miniconda is a python package manager that will help you create a virtual environment with all the dependencies installed.
Install VSCode. link. VSCode is a free IDE that is very popular to this day with tons of features and very lightweight.
Install the Python extension for VsCode
Install Git
Clone this repository in a folder in your computer by running
```
git clone https://github.com/jdposada/oop_202230.git
```
- The folder where you clone this repo will be names <repo_folder> from now on.
Open the cloned repository on VSCode
Open the Anaconda prompt and navigate to your folder by typing
```
cd <repo_folder>/oop_202230
```
and type
```
conda create -y -n oop_202230 --file requirements.txt
```
- The last command will create a virtual environment for you with all the required packages. Anaconda prompt should be available either on your desktop or in your program list.
Press CTRL + Shift + P and type Python: Select Interpreter. Select the virtual environment with name oop_202230
Run tests/test_installs.py on this repo to check that everything is ok. You should get an OK message at the end of the run.

Support Material

We will be using material from several places, but mostly the material created by the authors of our main textbook. The code can be found in this link. Portions of such code will be available in this repo with the proper attributions and modifications.

Personal Remote Development Environment on Cloud

Azure setup and VM

Open an Azure Student Account using your Uninorte email. This will give you 100 USD in credits
Start a VM with 2 Cores and 4GB of RAM. If possible select Standard_B2s, this specific VM has those characteristics and cost about ~0.04USD/hour. We will cover how to do this in class. We will use Ubuntu 20.04. Here some instructions
Connect to the VM using SSH. If you are in windows you will need to use a compatible SSH client. if you are in Ubuntu you are all set. the command you will need to run is something like this:

ssh oopclass@10.1.1.1

In this command oopclass is the user that was created during the VM creation and the IP is assigned automatically by Azure.

Optional
- If you want to login on Github and you have two factor authentication enabled you need to first
  - Generate a personal access token
  - Run these commands so your Git credentials are stored along with your information
```
git config --global credential.helper store
git config --global user.name "Your Name"
git config --global user.email you@example.com
```
Clone our course repository on /home/$USER inside the VM:

git clone https://github.com/jdposada/oop_202230.git

Optional - You could decide to Fork the main repo so you have minor changes and other files in it. If that is the case you could keep it private. If you made this decision you should clone your fork instead of the class repo. Keep in mind you need to keep your fork updated

Locally

On your local VSCode instance the following extension need to be installed
- Remote Development
Here some summary on the instructions here to connect to our VM using SSH through VS Code. Press CTRL + Shift + P and:
- Type Remote-SSH: Connect to Host
- Select Add New SSH host
- Type in your user and IP from the VM. It should be something like this oopclass@10.1.1.1. The user (oopclass) was created during the VM creation and the IP is assigned automatically by Azure.
- Type the password that was defined during the creation of the VM.
Now your VS Code should be connected to the VM.