Learn to Code

A repo for teaching materials on some languages.

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Table of Contents:

• Learn to Code
  • Ask a question
  • Prerequisites
  • Getting Bash
  • Some helpful tools we'll use
  • Requirements for Languages

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Prerequisites

For anything you'll need a nice editor and a terminal (here's a better one). (If you're completely new to this, follow these instructions to open terminal).

Getting Bash

Please use bash and go through the bash tutorial first.

• Test your installation: open a bash terminal, in the bash folder bash helloworld.sh

Some helpful tools we'll use

For Windows, upgrade to Windows 10 and enable WSL. For Mac, install Homebrew.

You'll also need git. For Windows install Git. For Mac use homebrew to install, brew install git from Terminal.

Requirements for Languages

For python you'll need Python 3.6 and jupyter notebook (comes with anaconda).

• Test your installation: in the python https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/installation/#mongodb-community-editionfolder, python helloworld.py

For js you'll need a web browser, Node.js, React (npm install create-react-app), and MongoDB (you also have to run npm install -g mongoose).

• Test your installation: in the js folder, python helloworld.js