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Setting up GitHub Codespaces

Setting up GitHub Codespaces

- [Instructor] Let's start by navigating to our GitHub repository, where we will set up GitHub Codespaces. On the main page of the repository, click on the Code button. From the dropdown menu, you will see an option to open with Codespaces. Select that option, and if it's your first time using Codespaces, GitHub will prompt you to create a new codespace. Click on New Codespace to begin the process. GitHub will then spin up a cloud-based development environment for you in no time. Once the codespace is ready, we will be inside a fully functional VS Code environment in the cloud. Here, we have access to an integrated terminal, file explorer, and editor, everything from the browser. You can install any dependencies you need or even customize the environment using a Docker file. Now that the codespace is set up and ready, you can run code just like you would do in a local environment. Open the terminal and install any packages you need, such as PyTorch, Pandas, et cetera. After the…

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