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#Instructions for Submitting Homework

Dawn/Dusk Exercise Submission

Please submit your solutions to individual exercises / problem sets (from dawn/dusk) using your homework repo.

  • Copy/paste your solutions into your homework repo (e.g. john-doe/week-01/day-01/solutions.md)
  • Follow the instructions below for Creating Pull Requests.

Lab Work Submission

Unlike dawn/dusk exercises, labs are projects you started in class that you had to fork and clone. Because labs live in a separate repo, they require a slightly different submission flow:

  • When you begin a lab, you must remember to first fork the lab! (Just click the fork button).
  • Next, git clone your fork of the lab so that you can work on it locally (on your computer).
  • When it's time to submit your homework, follow the instructions below for Creating Pull Requests.

For detailed instructions, see the Fork, Clone & Pull Request guide.

Creating Pull Requests

When you're ready to submit your homework (and it's okay if you only have a partial solution, we still want to see it!), you need to push your changes to github and create a pull request:

  1. First, git add and git commit your changes:

    git status                                  # check everything's okay
git add week01/day-1/solutions.md           # add your files, one by one
git commit -m "homework solution for day 1" # describe your changes

  2. Next, git push your updates to your fork of the homework repo on github.

    git push origin master # push your changes to your github repo

  3. Finally, go to your homework repo on github and submit a pull request (PR) using the Pull Request Format described below.

Pull Request Format

w1d1

comfort: 4/5
completeness: 3/5

This homework was awesome! Here are my thoughts on how it went...