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My Practice Environment

My IDE settings.
Notes I have been gathering & writing.
All of the projects and exercises which I create/will create while learning various languages..
MORE.......

I hope this repo will also be helpful to any beginner, starting his/her journey...

Then clone your forked repo using Git.

Steps Here

For Linux (Debian & derivatives):-

```
sudo apt install git
git clone https://github.com/<your_username>/My-Practice-Environment.git
```

For Windows (altough I recommend to try using Linux):- - First install git from here - Then clone:-

```
git clone https://github.com/<your_username>/My-Practice-Environment.git
```

Now open the cloned My-Created-Projects folder in your IDE (I am & recomend using VS Code/VS Codium).
Open the main.py, you will see it's a blank python file where you can write & run your code in your IDE.
You can open notes, exercises, projects in new Tabs side by side (this is very efficient).
You can also pin main.py so that your IDE opens with that file at start by default.
You can also clone my Repo directly but I recomend to fork this repo first & then clone because it will give more flexibility (if I upload anything new, you can just sync upstream from GitHub..).

Here are some useful shortcuts.
If you are just stepping into programming world, I recommend you visiting @CodeWithHarry's youtube channel. He has many courses for beginners for different languages. I learn from his courses.
Use Replit if you don't have sufficient computing power.
My Notes are not as same as @CodeWithHarry's Replits, I have edited them for my better understanding.
You can use the Practice exercises to practice (although I haven't crerated much).
You can take some help from ChatGPT if you cannot find your problem in code even after hard trying. BUT DON'T GET TOO DEPENDENT AT IT.
Learn how to use Git, it will help you in future.
I recomend you to try & start using Linux, it's much more flexible than windows....
My Desktop configuration can be found here.

@CodeWithHarry as most of the notes of Python are gathered from his Replits.
Infinite heavenly forum users & websites I visited to gather information (sorry for not remembering all of you).
Soymadip(Me) (I am gathering all of these myself you know 😁)