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# My Python programs
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## In class
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```bash
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git clone https://git.classproject.dev/__STUDENT__/python.git
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cd python
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python3 hello.py
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```
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Saving your work:
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```bash
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git add .
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git commit -m "say what you changed"
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git push
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```
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## At home
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You don't need your class laptop. Go to
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**https://git.classproject.dev/__STUDENT__/python**, sign in, and edit files
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right in the browser.
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To actually *run* Python at home you need Python installed — but you can read
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and edit your programs from anywhere.
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## Reading an error
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When something goes wrong, Python tells you two useful things: the **line
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number** and the **kind** of error. Read those two before you change anything.
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Running the same broken program again does not fix it.
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