The test-course from karpiu

Install git on your local machine. 2. Add SSH key to your github account. If you have never used ssh keys, here is a quick guide: link 3. Clone this repository to your local machine. 4. In root directory of this repo create file document.rb and add just one line:
```
puts Time.now
```
If your ruby installed correctly, you should see the current time when executing ruby document.rb
Add this file to repository and make your initial commit with message "initial commit". Don't forget to add number of THIS issue to the commit messege e.g. it may look like "[#1234] initial commit". 6. Push new commit to github: git push origin master

Some other title

You can use plain-text as a task description, but you can also apply markdown. Here are some examples

You can add ruby code:

def some_function
  puts 'it is working'
end

Or some bash commands:

$ echo $PATH

Easily make numbered or unnumbered lists:

First
Second
third

And:

alice
and
bob

title of second task

content 2

Read, learn and play with irb

TBA

Complete "tryruby" tutorial

Link to the tutorial: link.

Complete "tryruby" tutorial

Link to the tutorial: link.

Some other title

You can use plain-text as a task description, but you can also apply markdown. Here are some examples

You can add ruby code:

def some_function
  puts 'it is working'
end

Or some bash commands:

$ echo $PATH

Easily make numbered or unnumbered lists:

First
Second
third

And:

alice
and
bob

title of first task

content

title of first task

content

Read, learn and play with irb

TBA

title of second task

content 2

Complete "tryruby" tutorial

Link to the tutorial: link.

Complete "trygit" tutorial

Link to the tutorial: link.

Initial commit

Install git on your local machine.
Add SSH key to your github account. If you have never used ssh keys, here is a quick guide: link
Clone this repository to your local machine.
In root directory of this repo create file document.rb and add just one line:
```
puts Time.now
```
If your ruby installed correctly, you should see the current time when executing ruby document.rb
Add this file to repository and make your initial commit with message "initial commit". Don't forget to add number of THIS issue to the commit messege e.g. it may look like "[#1234] initial commit".
Push new commit to github: git push origin master

title of second task

content 2

title of first task

content

title of first task

content

title of first task

content

title of first task

content

title of first task

content

Initial commit

Install git on your local machine.
Add SSH key to your github account. If you have never used ssh keys, here is a quick guide: link
Clone this repository to your local machine.
In root directory of this repo create file document.rb and add just one line:
```
puts Time.now
```
If your ruby installed correctly, you should see the current time when executing ruby document.rb
Add this file to repository and make your initial commit with message "initial commit". Don't forget to add number of THIS issue to the commit messege e.g. it may look like "[#1234] initial commit".
Push new commit to github: git push origin master