Does this go in the command line?

[mastershifu24]

🐞 Problem

Hello! I was just curious if all the code in steps 2 through 6 are to be placed in the Command Line or somewhere else. Is there anywhere that is elaborated?

I am hoping this question, however small, can provide clarity.

🎯 Goal

This is my first time officially contributing to open source. I am hoping I'm in compliance with all rules. As far as how I would use it, I would just want a preview to whoever's using this tutorial (myself included) as to what the finished product might look like. So instead of say, copying and pasting code into the command line, I would find another option.

Clarity.

💡 Possible solutions

Showing a preview of what the finished tutorial should like - if at all possible.

📋 Steps to solve the problem

• Comment below about what you've started working on. I added this comment.
• Add, commit, push your changes.
• Submit a pull request and add this in comments - Addresses #<put issue number here>
• Ask for reviews in comments section of pull request. Thank you to whoever reads this. I hope this is useful, and I look forward to feedback.
• Celebrate your contribution to this project. 🎉

[Esh07]

Hey @mastershifu24, Welcome to the First Contribution repo!

Thank you for your question. In the tutorial (I will assume you're referring to README.md), the code snippets in steps 2 through 6 are meant to be executed in the Command Line (Terminal or CMD). This is mentioned at the beginning of the tutorial.

However, there are dedicated sections or tutorials available for GUI-based tools if you prefer using them.

Regarding the finished product, I assume you are looking for a preview of what the final result of the tutorial might look like. However, it's important to note that the final result or product of following the tutorial is the Pull Request (PR) that you submit.

The PR undergoes review and, if accepted by the maintainers, your changes will be merged into the original repository. You can see successfully merged PRs in the repository.

If your PR is successfully merged, your GitHub username will be automatically added to the contributor list. This is the ultimate aim of the tutorial and the repository itself – to help you get started with contributing.

If my answer doesn't fully address your question, I'm happy to discuss further. Thank you for opening the issue and sharing your suggestion. I look forward to further discussion!