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mturoci
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Jul 4, 2022
| ## Step 3: Write your program | ||
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| Next, open your preferred text editor, create a Python script called `hello_world.py` in the `$HOME/wave-apps` directory, and copy-paste the following. | ||
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| For now, don't worry too much about what this program is doing. We'll get to that shortly. | ||
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Example starts here, cc @ashrith
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Initial example of how to integrate R docs for @ashrith - feel free to ping me in case of any questions.
Screen.Recording.2022-07-04.at.8.00.21.AM.mov
Closes #1527