Welcome to the code repository for Advanced Programming 2016 course. This repository hosts weekly tutorial codes and other, course-related code snippets.

1. Clone this exercise into your local machine. Git command: git clone https://gitlab.com/AdvProg2016/weekly-exercises.git <PATH> E.g. git clone https://gitlab.com/AdvProg2016/weekly-exercises.git D:\AdvProg2016-exercises will create a new directory called AdvProg2016-exercise in D: drive and clone the content of repository into the new directory.
2. Add new remote called source that points to this GitLab repository. Git command: git remote add source https://gitlab.com/AdvProg2016/weekly-exercises.git
3. To pull/update current local copy with latest version from AdvProg2016/weekly-exercises repository, use: git pull source This repository will contain latest code templates and exercise description files.
4. Create a new project on GitLab using your own account. Make sure that your project visibility level is set to Internal or Public.
5. Inform your GitLab username and project repository name to the teaching team.

1. Ensure that the origin remote is pointing to your own GitLab project repository. Git command: git remote set-url origin <URL_TO_REPO>
2. Commit your work. Git command: git commit <FILES_TO_COMMIT> -m "<COMMIT_MESSAGE>" E.g. git commit foo.py -m "Initial commit." or git commit foo.py bar.py xyz.py -m "Commit 3 files."
3. Push your work. For first push attempt, use Git command: git push --set-upstream origin master. For subsequent pushes, use Git command: git push, or more explicitly: git push origin