A collaborative exercise to learn Python and Git

Objective

Build a city! The city will be printed out to the terminal (use python's print() function for this) and will have the following components:

• School
• Library
• Museum
• Fire Station
• Police Station
• Restaurant
• Market
• Park
• Lake
• Roads
• Hospital
• Gym
• Power Plant
• Mall
• Trees

Everyone will be responsible for coding at least one component of the city. Each component is a member of a quarter. The quarters of the city are the following:

• Education
• Leisure
• Outdoors
• Safety
• Infrastructure

Once you have coded your component open a Pull Request against this repository. You may receive additional implementation requests in the review of your PR.

We will then merge the PRs and print our city!

Running the code

$ python3 city.py

Helpful Resources

• Getting Started with Python
• Getting Started with Git

Step by step checklist

• Fork this repository
• Clone your fork locally
• Add a remote called upstream pointing to this repo (https://github.com/gallettilance/CS506-Fall2020 or [email protected]:gallettilance/CS506-Fall2020.git)
• Create and checkout a branch named after the component you are working on
• Implement your component by editing the relevant file(s)
• Add and Commit your changes
• Push these changes to your fork on github
• Create a Pull Request against this repository.

Addressing Feedback

Once you have created a PR, we will review it and submit feedback. This feedback must be addressed in order for the PR to be merged. In order to address feedback:

• Locally edit the relevant files on the same branch that you used to create your PR
• Add your changes
• Amend your commit
• Force Push these changes to your fork on github
• These changes should now be reflected in the PR