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This video was for Windows.
If you're using a mac computer, please go to the previous lesson.
This course includes workbooks and challenges.
Workbooks will give you the chance to practice coding on your own based on lessons that we just covered.
In each workbook, you will solve a simple problem.
And after every section, you will solve a big coding challenge that brings all of the lessons together.
In each challenge, you will build a bigger project.
Now I recommend not skipping the workbooks or challenges because the best way to learn a programming
language is to always practice, practice and practice.
So start by downloading the course resources from GitHub.
Click the link inside of your resources folder.
The link should take you to my GitHub page.
GitHub is a place where you can download code or even post your own.
I posted all of the resources for this course on GitHub.
You simply have to click on this big green button.
Download the zip file.
And it should download the resources for this course.
Once you download the resources, go to it.
And now extract the contents of your zip into a folder.
Once you open the folder, you will see workbooks and challenges based on the section that they belong
to.
Here you would find the workbooks and challenges for the Getting Started section.
Here you would find the workbooks and challenges for the variable section.
ET cetera.
In the next video, we're going to start to work book 1.1.
So I cannot wait to see you in there.
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