Common Computer Science References
At the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
know some basic Linux terminal commands
save your code back to GitHub
creating your "Hello, World!" program
go over what is Git and GitHub
watch video (see video "Git and GitHub Beginner Tutorial 1")
remember Git != GitHub
recreate the "Hello, World!" program, again!
then save the changes back to GitHub
ENSURE you are in the correct directory where the code is!
git add -A
git commit -m "some commit message"
remember to replace "some commit message" with your actual message
git push origin main
go over Linux terminal commands
ls -> list all files and folders in the current directory
cd -> change directory
in your IDE
create "School Mascot" program again here (see terminal below: ↓)
print out the school name and the school mascot
save as school.py
do the following commands to save your code back to GitHub:
git add -A
git commit -m "commit message"
under "commit message" you can place "Initial commit"
git push origin main
fill out today's Daily Assignment doc and submit
recreate the "School Mascot" program in another language
commit it back to GitHub
NOTE: You can turn on "Closed Captions" to see a printout of what is being said by selecting the "CC" button.
You can also have it translate the closed captions by going to "Settings, Subtitles/CC, Auto-translate" and then pick your prefered language.