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DAT 3 Student Repository

Student work for General Assembly's Data Science course in Washington, DC (10/2/14 - 12/18/14).

View course materials in the main course repository.

Use valid Markdown in your Markdown files
When naming files, never use spaces and generally avoid capital letters
Don't add large files unless absolutely necessary (e.g., resize your images to a reasonable size)

Fork the primary DAT3-students repo on GitHub
git clone URL_of_your_fork: copy your fork to your local computer (automatically defines your fork as the remote origin)
cd DAT3-students: change into the DAT3-students subdirectory that was just created
git remote add upstream URL_of_primary_repo: define the primary DAT3-students repo as the remote upstream

git pull upstream master: fetch changes from the master branch of upstream, and merge those changes into your master branch
Copy your homework file(s) to your folder
git add . or git add name_of_file: stage file modifications, additions, and deletions
git status: check that you staged what you intended to stage
git commit -m "message about commit": commit any changes that have been staged
git push origin master: push your changes to the origin
On GitHub, create a pull request: ask the upstream to merge your changes into its master branch

git status: view the status of files in your repo (untracked, modified, staged)
git log: view the detailed commit history (type q to quit)
- git log -1: only show the last commit (you can use any number)
- git log --oneline: show each commit on a single line
git remote -v: view your remotes
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