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Expand Up @@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ You can switch branches via the branch dropdown above the directory explorer.

In most branches, you'll find multiple folders which organize the section-specific content further:

- Often, you'll find a `/code` subfolder which contains any relevent code snapshots for the given course section
- You also often find `/slides` folders which - guess what - contain the slides for the module
- `/extra-files` typically contains extra files like `.css` files that might be attached to individual lectures in that course module
- Often, you'll find a `/code` subfolder which contains any relevant code snapshots for the given course section
- You also often find `/slides` folders which - guess what - contain the slides for the module
- `/extra-files` typically contains extra files like `.css` files that might be attached to individual lectures in that course module

The folder names should generally be self-explanatory but also feel free to simply click around and see which materials are available.

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -44,4 +44,4 @@ To run my code, navigate into a specific code snapshot folder via the `cd` comma

Then run `npm install` to install all required dependencies (this will create a `/node_modules` folder).

**Important:** If you're using the code for a module that requires API keys or a backend (e.g. the module about sending Http requests), you'll have to use **your backend URLs** or API keys. Mine won't work (I disabled my projects).
**Important:** If you're using the code for a module that requires API keys or a backend (e.g. the module about sending Http requests), you'll have to use **your backend URLs** or API keys. Mine won't work (I disabled my projects).