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To install `git`, please follow the instructions here: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git.
## Ex. 0.2: Fork this repo and clone it from your own git repository
If you can directly fork on this gitlab, do the following:
1. If you can directly fork on this gitlab, click the 'fork' button on top right of the gitlab webpage to create your own fork of this repo on this gitlab. If you cannot directly fork on this gitlab, see the instructions below.
1. Click the 'fork' button on top right of the gitlab webpage to create your own fork of this repo on this gitlab.
2. Open a bash shell and navigate to a folder of your choice. The folder containing this repo will become a subfolder of this folder.
3. Clone the repo using `git clone YOURFORK`. Here, `YOURFORK` is the URL of your fork of this repo. For example, if you forked directly on this gitlab, it will look like this: `git@git.tu-berlin.de:YOUR_USER_NAME/PATH/TO/REPO.git`
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4. The URL of your repo, i.e. `YOURFORK`.
## Ex. 0.5: Open assignment
Throughout this course, each assignment will be given as a subfolder of `ai-student-workspace`. For example, the assignment subfolder for the present assignment is `00-test-setup`. Inside each assignment subfolder, you will find
Throughout this course, each assignment will be given as a subfolder of `ai-student-workspace`. For example, the assignment subfolder for the present assignment is `00`. Inside each assignment subfolder, you will find
1. Files containing code that you **should not edit**
2. One `README.md` that explains the task
3. One single file that you should edit according to the task. For the present assignment, this file is called `solution_00.py`. For later assignments, these files will be called `solution_01.py`, `solution_02.py`, and so on. **This is the only file that should be edited**.
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