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| == How to provide an answer | == How to provide an answer | ||
| Answers are programs input using (ex. vim) and written in C, C++, Java or Python. | Answers are programs input using (ex. vim) and written in C, C++, Java or Python. | ||
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| + | You can learn the languages here: https:// | ||
| Programs must compile and run using the APCS specified commands below: | Programs must compile and run using the APCS specified commands below: | ||
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| I suggest you start with vim. This is because it will always be available in this environment. To start, use (esc) to get into command mode and then experiment with the a and i commands (to insert and append). When you are done type :w from the command mode and then :q to quit. For more information on vim check out our [[vim guide]]. | I suggest you start with vim. This is because it will always be available in this environment. To start, use (esc) to get into command mode and then experiment with the a and i commands (to insert and append). When you are done type :w from the command mode and then :q to quit. For more information on vim check out our [[vim guide]]. | ||
| - | == Further Reading | + | == Start Learning |
| * [[APCS Phase 1]] | * [[APCS Phase 1]] | ||
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