All right, before we get started, let's talk about where
you can find this code. So you can download all of the Jupyter
Notebooks from the 'Resource' files on this platform.
Now, if you happen to be taking this course on a platform
that doesn't have the 'Resource' files, you can always go to
'github.com',
and if you look up in the URL here, you'll be able to find
exactly where all these files are.
All the code for all the lessons, if there is any code is
all available here on GitHub for free.
You can also download it by either running Git Clone,
or you can download all the files in a big zip,
and then once you have it downloaded or cloned, you can either
extract the files. If you ended up downloading zip, you'll need to
extract the files, or you'll need to 'cd' into your new Git Project, the
one that you just cloned down.
You'll need to 'cd' into it with your Terminal, or your command line program,
and then you could run, for example, a Python file with 'python
'MyProgram.py'.
Or if it's a Jupyter Notebook file you can open it in your
Jupyter Notebook as long as it ends in '.ipynb'
Last but not least you can also view all the interactive Python,
the Jupyter Notebook files here on GitHub as well.
You can just click into one of these, and GitHub will show you
probably something very similar to what you'll see in the
videos. So there are several places that you can download the code.
I would highly recommend downloading the code and just taking
a look at what I've written, and feel free to break stuff.
And honestly, if you break something, or you can't undo something,
you can always just redownload the code.
And that's okay.
Once you have the code on your computer, let's head on over
to that next lesson.