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Getting started

Install

pip install ipython

If you also wanna use the notebook:

When you rename a Python GitHub Repo:

Fix the URL that your local repository uses to find its remote respository

Copy your repo's new URL, and head to the terminal:

git remote -v  # See your old URL
git remote set-url origin https://github.com/[your-name]/**[NEW-REPO-NAME].git**

{ "name": "Migrating to Aurelia from Angular 1.x", "culture": "en-US", "description": "If you have an existing Angular application that you would like to migrate to Aurelia, you can use the conversion guides and implementation notes here to streamline the process.", "engines" : { "aurelia-doc" : "^1.0.0" }, "author": { "name": "Jedd Ahyoung", "url": "http://www.jedd-ahyoung.com" },

	import os
	import time
	from random import randint
	os.system('cls' if os.name == 'nt' else 'clear')

	DOWN = "Down"
	RIGHT = "Right"
	DESTINATION = "Destination!"
	EMPTY_CHAR = "[ ]"
	OBSTACLE_CHAR = "[X]"

	#Leo, I found a better way. Look where I moved the int() call to:


	r, c = [int(c) for c in user_input if c.isdigit()][:2]
	# r = int(r)
	# c = int(c)

	"""
	backtrack2.py
	-------------
	Converting backtrack to OOP:
	"""

	"""
	Notes: June 3

	Obstacles seem to be being drawn in the wrong squares

	import random


	def is_int(x):
	'''
	Given a number, returns a boolean declaring if
	the number is an integer.
	'''

	return x % 1 == 0

	def decode(compressed):
	'''
	Given an Run Length Encoded (RLE) string, decodes it
	into its original format, and returns this decoded string.
	'''

	groups = groupby(compressed, lambda x: x.isdigit())

	output = ''
	count = 1

	def nest_while(f, value, condition):
	'''
	Given function, initial value, and break condition,
	calls function with the initial value, and repeats calling
	the function with the return value of the previous call,
	until the condition returns false.
	'''
	if not condition(value):
	return value
	return nest_while(f, f(value), condition)