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Git Rebase Conflict

This document provides instructions for a Git rebase exercise to resolve a conflict. It instructs the user to clone a remote repository, change to the cloned directory, view the initial file contents, and add a code line to check for odd numbers using the sed command. The goal is to have the Python file check if a number is even or odd and print the result.

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Git Rebase Conflict

This document provides instructions for a Git rebase exercise to resolve a conflict. It instructs the user to clone a remote repository, change to the cloned directory, view the initial file contents, and add a code line to check for odd numbers using the sed command. The goal is to have the Python file check if a number is even or odd and print the result.

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Try It Out : Rebase Conflict

Git - Rebase Terminal + # $


Your Interactive Learning Environment Bash Terminal
! Step 1 of 4 "

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Click the following command to clone the
remote repository:

git clone /s/remote-


project/checkNumber ↩
My
Courses
Use the cd checkNumber ↩
command to open the cloned repository.

Use the cat check_number.py ↩


Explore command to view the content of the file.

The program checks whether the number


4 is even, and prints it.

Channels Add a check condition to print the odd


number.

Click the following command to add the


check condition:

sed -i -e "\$aelse: \n
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print('{0} is

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