Where to Get the Code

Learning objectives

• Find the official repository (if any) for curriculum code and solutions.
• Know how to run and extend the exercises locally.

Where to get the code

The curriculum is hosted at GitHub (see the edit link on each page: “Suggest Changes” points to the repo). Code snippets appear inside the chapter pages (exercises, hints, and worked solutions). You can:

1. Copy from the site: Type or copy the code from the exercise and solution sections into your own scripts or notebooks. This is the intended way to learn—you implement and run locally.
2. Clone the repo (if a separate code repo exists): If the project provides a dedicated code repository (e.g. Reinforcement or a code subfolder), clone it and run the examples. Check the home page or the repository README for the exact URL and setup instructions.
3. Use your own code: The exercises describe what to implement; you can write your own from scratch. The worked solutions are there to check your approach.

Setup

To run the code you write (or clone), you need Python and the libraries used in the curriculum. See Setting Up Your Environment and Installing Libraries in the Appendix. Use a virtual or conda environment so dependencies do not conflict with other projects.

Contributing

If you have improvements or fixes, use the “Suggest Changes” link on a page to open the file on GitHub and submit a pull request. See the repository’s CONTRIBUTING or README for guidelines.