This very first assignment is to show you some basics in GitHub and Jupyter Notebook.
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Replace the following place holders with you information:
## <surname> <name> - <GitHub username> -
Open assignment_00.ipynb with in your Jupyter Notebook and follow the instructions there.
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Commit your changes to the repository with summary "
DONE".
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In GitHub Desktop, under "Current Repository", make sure "assignment-0-your_username" is selected. You should see the list of changed files in the left panel, and green highlights for the lines added to each file at the center of the window.
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On the lower left corner of the GitHub Desktop window, there are two fields, "Summary" and "Description": each time you want to commit changes to a GitHub repository, you need to give a short comment on what you did and what changed. "Summary" is the only necessary field, and more times "updated filename" is enough... So go ahead and add a summary to your changes!
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Press "Commit to master" just under the "Description" field (master in this case is the branch you are working on: unless you want to use multiple branches in your repository, which should not be necessary for the assignments, you will always work on the master branch).
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You can either:
- Add more changes to the files, and in such case return to point 1.
- Push you commit(s) to GitHub. You can do so by pushing the big "Push origin" button on the upper right-hand side of the window.
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Check on GitHub.com if your repository reflects your changes!