update ascii README

labs/stdio/ascii/README.md

@@ -9,14 +9,14 @@ Write a Python program that displays some ASCII arts on to the Console/Terminal
 ### Lab Instructions
 
 1.	Setup GitHub account if not done already; follow instructions in Lab 0
-2.	Open your repo folder (CS0Lab-…) in Visual Studio Code
+2.	Open your repo folder
 3.	Create a lab folder: ascii
-4.	Inside ascii folder, create a new file: main.py
+4.	In ascii folder, create a new file: main.py
 7.	Type the code stub in main.py file as a hint to complete the lab
 8.	Never copy-paste code; you’ll not learn anything by doing so!
 9.	Type each line of code and use incremental development techniques to learn what the given code does and what happens when you add each line(s) of new code to complete your lab.
 6.	Do git add, commit and push as often as possible after every significant improvement or after each fixme is fixed and tested so you are familiar with the git commands, and you have a working backup.
-10.	Add files to local git repo then commit and push to remote.
+10.	Add, and commit files to local git repo then push to remote.
   *	$ git add main.py
   *	$ git commit -m “create main.py file”
   *	$ git push
@@ -29,13 +29,13 @@ a.	Note: replace the placeholder < > with actual value/data.
   / @ @ \      *        ASCII Lab          *    (='.'=)
  ( > 0 < )     *       <Your Name>         *  ( " )_( " )
    >>x<<       *     <Semester Year>       *
-  /  O  \      *        CSCI 111           *
+  /  O  \      *        CSCI 110           *
                *****************************
 ```
 
 Note: The figure on the right (looks like a mouse) uses both single ( ' ) and double quotes ( " ) and you must find a way to print both single and double quotes as shown.
 
-12.	Create a screenshot of the completed program with the final output displayed on the console and save it inside the same ascii folder. (10 points)
+12.	Create a screenshot of the completed program with the final output displayed on the Terminal and save it to the current lab folder. (10 points)
 13.	When done, update your README file (10 points) as shown here: https://github.com/rambasnet/csci000-astudent
 14.	All FIXMEs are worth equal points unless stated otherwise.
 
@@ -46,12 +46,11 @@ Add all the relevant source file(s), documents, and screenshots into the correct
 ```bash
 $ git pull
 $ git status
-$ git add <filename>… - add each file in the red that is part of this lab
+$ git add <each file in the red that is part of this lab>
 $ git status
-$ git commit -m “Final Submission”
+$ git commit -m "Final Submission"
 $ git push
 $ git status
 ```
 
-- Check and make sure the files are actually pushed to your GitHub repo on github.com.
-NOTE: Do not add and commit to this lab folder after the due date as it may be considered late submission!
+- Check and make sure the files are actually pushed to your remote GitHub.