This public repository is intended to have all the code we create during the labs.
In order to download the code you can run the this command where you want to have this repository.
git clone https://github.com/aGotelli/ARPRO.git
This folder is divided into two branches: s1_s2 and s3, accordingly to you schedule in OnBoard where group one and two are always together and group three is alone.
As such, the two branches contains different code that we write during the two independent lab sessions.
In order to see the code in the correct branch, open a terminal in the ARPRO repository and run the command
git checkout your_branch
Where you will replace your_branch with s1_s2 or s3.
Use this code to check if you missed something during the labs.
Open an issue if something is not clear to you or you would like to discuss a solution.
If you don't know how to open an issue: https://docs.github.com/en/issues/tracking-your-work-with-issues/creating-an-issue
You could also try to finish the exercise we started during the lab and then we discuss the implementation in class, leaving the author anonymous.
This can be achieved committing the code (which is different from opening an issue).
If you don't know hot to commit some code: https://github.com/git-guides/git-commit
Note that all the above can be simply handled with a proper GUI such as: https://www.gitkraken.com/
Do not take this as a replacement for the lab. If I notice that students are missing, I will simply delete the repository.
Setting the git environment is easy but I cannot take the time to explain it to you during the labs, as I already have many topics to cover. If you have problem using this repository ask your colleagues or leave it.
The usage of this repository is not mandatory. The goal of the labs is to introduce you to C++ and not git. Paying attention during the lectures and doing exercises will be more than enough.