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DevOps

--Originally published at Hackerman's house

DevOps is a combination of software development and information technology operations.  It is basically a culture incorporated in companies to make software faster, thanks to the shortening of the systems development life cycle. It is important that the whole development team is integrated in this culture for it to work.

Assignment

For this week we have a lot of things to do, the main task is to install linux and making sure that we have all the tools we need to develop and starting to use the DevOps culture.

The first thing I did was installing ArchLinux, this was kind of easy to do because my friends Sebastian Serna and Carlos Cabello helped me setting it all up, I learned some things thanks to them and I think I will be able to install ArchLinux in another computer without too much trouble. One funny thing is that Max tried installing it with the help of Sebastian but he had a problem where the network didn’t allow him to download all the files, so I did all of this outside the Tec.

Screenshot from 2019-03-03 22-16-17

I’m really enjoying the experience and I haven’t had that many problems installing the things I want. For this assignment Python was already installed and it is working just fine, and I installed Java 8 to use AndroidStudio and it is working as well.

Python

To install a “Oficial” package you can use this command.

pacman

In the case the package is not “Oficial” you can use the ArchLinux User Repository (AUR), where you can download a compressed folder, extract it and open the console in that folder, then using the command makepkg and makepkg -i.

I already started setting up my git, and I am able to push changes to my repositories.

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Python

--Originally published at Python.

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1.- Print
El primer paso para comenzar a programar en Python, es saber cómo hacer que este imprima (muestre en monitor) un texto. Para esto se utiliza la función print , que se coloca en minúsculas. Después, entre paréntesis y comillas , se coloca el texto que quieres mostrar, en este caso fue “Hello World.”


2.- Comentarios.

Los comentarios en Python comienzan con el carácter numeral, #, y se extienden hasta el final físico de la línea. Un comentario quizás aparezca al comienzo de la línea o seguidos de espacios blancos o código, pero sin una cadena de caracteres. Un carácter numeral dentro de una cadena de caracteres es sólo un carácter numeral. Ya que los comentarios son para aclarar código y no son interpretados por Python, pueden omitirse cuando se escriben ejemplos.