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- Open PyCharm, if you see a fullscreen that has a project open, then close the project.
- You should have a prompt that looks like this:
- Click the triangle dropdown to the right of the "Check out from Version Control" menu, and select "Git":
- Put https://github.com/mathcircle/ccircle.git for the "Git Repository URL:" and ensure the "Directory Name" is "ccircle". Then click the "Test" button:
- A dialog should show that your connection was successful. Click "OK".
- Click "Clone":
- Wait for the repository to finish downloading:
- Click "Yes" to open in PyCharm:
- Validate that the repository clone was successful by clicking the small triangle next to "ccircle" to list the directory's contents:
- Navigate to ccircle -> pyproject -> 01_hello -> hello.py, right click and then select "Run".
- Verify that the following output displays in PyCharm:
- Congratulations, you now have the ccircle repository which contains staff-provided code for students!
