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fix issues 11 & 12 #14

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Merge pull request #13 from raspberrypilearning/master
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resolve issues 11 & 12
Jan 18, 2018
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updated directory name to webapp
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## What you will need

### Hardware

+ A Raspberry Pi computer
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Now you're going to set up a basic web application with Flask and Python. You will be able to run a single web page and display some text on a web browser.

- Open the **File Manager** and create a new folder for your project.
- Using the Terminal, make a new directory for your project.

```bash
mkdir webapp
```

- Use the change directory command to open it.

```bash
cd webapp
```

- Open Python 3 from the main menu.

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Note here the `host='0.0.0.0'` means the web app will be accessible to any device on the network.

- Save the file with `Ctrl + S`. Now return to the Terminal window and enter `python3 app.py` to run the web server.
- Save the file with `Ctrl + S`.

- Return to the Terminal window and enter `python3 app.py` to run the web server.

If everything has been written correctly, you should see an output similar to this:

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