This repository is used for new members to complete the assigned task below to be granted full access to the ALEX repository and begin work on the exoskelton project.
- Find and clone the “tutorial” repository from the UAlberta Biomed GitHub organization to your local computer
- Create a new branch with your name (firstname-lastname)
- Create either a new C++ file or Python file (i.e. helloworld.cpp or helloworld.py)
- Write a simple program that does the following:
- Call a function from main that asks the user for their name and prints to the terminal “Hello World, my name is ”
- Then, call a function that iteratively computes the first 20 numbers in the Fibonacci sequence. Add a delay (you decide how long) after each computation and print each number on a new line in the terminal
- Print “Task Complete!” after the first 20 numbers have been printed. (Note: you cannot hard code these numbers into your program)
- Test your code
- Check to see if it compiles, you should not get any errors
- Pipe the terminal output into a text file (output.txt) in the same directory
- Add/commit your program and output file; use an appropriate commit message
- Once you have completed all the steps, push your branch to the tutorial repo
- Message your team lead that you have completed this exercise