- Demonstrate use of Linux sufficient for quizzes/exams
- Install Linux on their own computer
You can find my video here:
Here is the link to my code:
This one was kind of difficult to express in a video. So I wrote a poem for Linux, it deserves it.
Here it is:
Sofisticado, libre y lleno de ambición; para programadores la mejor opción.
Fácil manipulación y un uso sencillo, entendible y agradable para cualquier pillo.
Les hablo de Linux, el sistema operativo, que si saben usarlo puede ser su amigo.
No es el más vendido ni el más popular, pero sí el más abierto al público general.
Ken lo usa en un quiz o lo usa en un examen, tal vez está buscando que todos lo amen.
Configurado especialmente para nosotros, Ken busca que no seamos unos tramposos.
Sin acceso a internet ni a fuentes externas, las sesiones de examen no son tan amenas.
Sin embargo está bien y es más que evidente, que utilizar Linux es muy eficiente.
Hacer trampa o copiar se vuelve imposible, el sistema de Ken es casi infalible.
I was listening to Pink Floyd while writing this, so let’s give them some credit.
(Picture from http://img03.deviantart.net/3b0e/i/2011/058/1/e/dark_side_of_the_moon_cover_by_ashwiipoo-d3al56o.jpg)
Hi! Using Linux turns to be somehow different than Windows. For quizzes and exams the terminal used presents the intended directory in a simpler way, in my case just by typing cd Escritorio/. Also something different is that the file created after compiling the code is a .out instead of a .exe used by Windows. With that I could code and test my codes so it's sufficient knowledge of the platform.
Thanks!
]]>Hi! Using Linux turns to be somehow different than Windows. For quizzes and exams the terminal used presents the intended directory in a simpler way, in my case just by typing cd Escritorio/. Also something different is that the file created after compiling the code is a .out instead of a .exe used by Windows. With that I could code and test my codes so it’s sufficient knowledge of the platform.
Thanks!
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]]>But you can tell me, what’s the special thing with GitHub? Well, imagine that it is like Facebook but for programmers. YES, you can cheer all your codes with your friends and even ask them for help or work in a team project.
But, how do I submit all my work?
Well, this is really simple!
First we have to login to our GitHub account and create a new Repository which is something like a small blog for specific topics, in this case, my WSQ tasks.
Once you have created a new repository as I show you in the video which is below this post, then all you have to do is to create a new file and put your stuff in it, upload it to GitHub and let everyone sees your codes and your ideas!
That’s awesome right?
You can also share your GitHub via URL as I do in some posts, that will be leading you to get involve with more and more people who likes the same thing that you and maybe ever meet someone and start working together!
Here is the video of how to submit your own stuff!
And of course, here’s the link of my GitHub account where you will be able to find all my work!
Feel free to pass by!
-The Admin.
