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Big M is speaking

author	Big M <firstname.lastname@example.net>
date	Sat, 02 Oct 2010 12:52:07 +0400
parents	ca5e50d1f7c4
children	c347671d742f

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1 Hello! This is your task:

3 Find out the number of the computer you're working at. (It's written

4 on your monitor).

6 Find the line with the same number below.

8 Enter in that line and after it: your name (the way you want to be

9 addressed), who are you (faculty, study year), what programming

10 expirience have you had before; and if you have some specific

11 expectations for this course, state them (e.g. if you want to learn

12 web programming or if you want to write extensions to pymol).

14 Examine the repository log for examples of how commits should be

15 commented using 'hg log'. It opens up the pager program. Use 'q' key

16 to exit the pager.

18 Commit your changes with an apropriate message.

20 Push your changes. If a push conflict occurs, 'fetch' conflicting

21 changes and then push again.

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29 4. Alexander Martynov, FBB MSU 2008, It would be great to study assosiation between Python and other programs and options of the computer (e.g. system shut down or something).

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