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Check all modules with command line code blocks (generally, bash or git). Here's a list:
bash_command_line_101
bash_command_line_102
bash_103_combining_commands
bash_conditionals_loops
bash_scripts
docker_101
genomics_setup
genomics_quality_control
git_creation_and_tracking
git_history_of_project
git_setup_mac_and_linux
git_setup_windows
For each, verify the following:
Code blocks show either input or output. If a single code block shows both input and output, break it into two. (Note that there's no need to include an output block for every command --- it's fine to have input with no output or vice versa if that makes sense pedagogically.)
Input code blocks (commands for learners to run) should be just plan code blocks, starting and ending with a set of backticks and optionally the name of the language but nothing else.
Output code blocks (the results displayed in the terminal) should begin with a set of backticks followed by +Output
For example, here's an input block followed by its output block:
Check all modules with command line code blocks (generally, bash or git). Here's a list:
For each, verify the following:
+Output
For example, here's an input block followed by its output block:
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