1. Open your Command Line Interface a. CMD for Windows b. Terminal for Mac 2. Execute below command in order. Take a screenshot of your Terminal/CMD window at the end and submit here. a. % pwd (cd for mac) - this will show you your current working directory b. % cd Desktop - this will take you to your Desktop c. % Is (dir for windows) - this will show all of your files and folders on your desktop (PS: You may need to do some clean up work on your desktop first, if it is too messy) d. % mkdir CIS6 - this will create a folder for this class e. % cd CIS6 - this will go into your class folder f. % pwd - print working directory - g. % Is - this will show you that there is nothing in this folder yet h. % mkdir Lectureo i. % cd Lecture0 j. % pwd k. % Is 3. Close your terminal window and open a new one. Then, execute the commands below and take a screenshot of your terminal window. cd Desktop a. b. cd CIS6 cd Lecture0 d. pwd C. e. Is 4. Note: We will repeat the above commands pretty much every week to create a sub folder for each week's lecture. Make sure to get comfortable with these commands.

1. Open your Command Line Interface a. CMD for Windows b. Terminal for Mac 2. Execute below command in order. Take a screenshot of your Terminal/CMD window at the end and submit here. a. % pwd (cd for mac) - this will show you your current working directory b. % cd Desktop - this will take you to your Desktop c. % Is (dir for windows) - this will show all of your files and folders on your desktop (PS: You may need to do some clean up work on your desktop first, if it is too messy) d. % mkdir CIS6 - this will create a folder for this class e. % cd CIS6 - this will go into your class folder f. % pwd - print working directory - g. % Is - this will show you that there is nothing in this folder yet h. % mkdir Lectureo i. % cd Lecture0 j. % pwd k. % Is 3. Close your terminal window and open a new one. Then, execute the commands below and take a screenshot of your terminal window. cd Desktop a. b. cd CIS6 cd Lecture0 d. pwd C. e. Is 4. Note: We will repeat the above commands pretty much every week to create a sub folder for each week's lecture. Make sure to get comfortable with these commands.

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2. Open Sublime Text Editor. Write and save below Python codes as Example.py to your ../Desktop/CIS6/Lecture0 folder. 3. Open your terminal window and use the below command command again to go the Lecture0 folder where you just saved your java file a. cd Desktop b. cd CIS6 C. cd Lecture0 d. pwd e. Is - (if you execute the Is command, you will see that the file will be listed under this folder. ) 4. Execute below commands to run your first Python file. a. python - Observe that you have just opened a Python shell. b. Write a few simple Python commands and execute them. Ex: 2 + 3 - use exit() command to exit the Python shell. c. python3 Example.py - Observe what the output is. d. python3-i Example.py - Observe what happens now. - use exit() command to exit the Python shell. 5. Share a screenshot of your terminal window.
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