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Sophie, a few words about the terminal.

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The most important message I can give you about the terminal, if you are not familiar with it, is

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that you don't have to be scared of it.

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It's a different way to communicate with your computer.

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A but it's a tool that we use on a daily basis.

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So a software engineer is a absolutely familiar with the terminal.

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But whenever you look at the terminal, you haven't had the experience before.

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You don't have to be intimidated because you are only going to be using, like I would say, 5 to 10

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basic operations on a daily basis.

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And whenever you have any doubt, any question, even how to find the terminal in your computer, you

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know, or how to make whatever operation with the terminal that you are not familiar with, just go

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to the usual places.

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So go to ChatGPT and ask there or go to Google or go to StackOverflow.

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The usual places I have recommended you before.

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So these are the six basic operations I use on a daily basis.

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And I think if you learn these six basic operations, you are going to be more than comfortable with

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the terminal.

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So imagine how easy it is.

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The first one Lw's is going to tell you a what are the files and folders in the place you are right

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now in the terminal.

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So if you if you enter LHS, the terminal is going to show you the folders and the files that are in

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the place you are right now in the computer with the CD a command, you can start moving from one folder

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to a other folder.

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So if you enter CD and a folder name, you will go to the folder name a.

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In particular, if you enter CD dot dot you will go to the previous folder.

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So with CD folder name you go down and with CD dot dot you go up in the folder directory with PWD present

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working directory.

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You are going to have the path of the directory you are in the current moment in terminal with commands

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like Jupyter notebook.

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For example, you are going to open a new notebook in your browser and with commands like pip install

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and the name of the module you are going to install a module or a plugin.

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These are very, very common operations.

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We do on a daily basis.

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The last one pip install.

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Most of the times I do it inside the Jupyter notebook.

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So you will see in many of our exercises that we have in the Jupyter notebook, one command inside of

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the Jupyter notebook that is going to be handling, you know, the installation of plugins and modules.

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So you will see that the most important thing don't be scared of the terminal use, you know, the traditional

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sources in order to solve any question you may have ChatGPT, Google, StackOverflow, etc. and a when

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in doubt, you know remember where the I engineers look for answers?

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This is a message that we are going to repeat often, so don't be scared and you have a doubt you know

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where to find the answers.

