Local installation for Linux:

Prerequisites:

git
python3
venv (pip install venv)
Check the python installation by typing python3 --version in Terminal (Command Line Interface).
Alternatively you can execute a selected code from the "raw_code" folder like below:
```
python3 --interactive raw_codes/exr2/exr2_step2.py
```
TIP: Type quit() to exit from the current python shell.

(1) Go to your home directory and copy the github repository to your computer in Terminal:
```
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/muratkendir/dist-gis-exercises.git
```
(2) Go into the downloaded directory:
```
cd dist-gis-exercises
```
(3) Create a python environment as "myenv" or just use a custom name:
```
python3 -m venv myenv
```
(Checkpoint) Check the "myenv" by listing it's contents:
```
ls myenv
ls myenv/bin
```
(4) Activate the environment (Environment name should appear on the left):
```
source myenv/bin/activate
```
TIP: Type only deactivate to exit from the current environment and turn back to the base.
(Checkpoint) Check the list of required python libraries:
```
cat requirements.txt
```

(5) Install the required libraries:

pip install --requirement requirements.txt

(6) Install the Jupyter Notebook using pip command:
```
pip install notebook
```
(7) Run the Jupyter Notebook and visit the locally hosted site (localhost:8888) after that:
```
jupyter notebook
```
TIP: Press Ctrl+C to shut down the current Jupyter session.
(8) Find the file with IPYNB extension and double click on it.
To edit a cell (A block may contain code or makrdown document) double click on it
To run a cell press Ctrl+Enter
To swtich the content type of the cell use the dropdown menu on the top menu.
(9) (Optional) If you want to check libraries, classes or built-ins, it is recommended to use bpython. Install bpython via pip:
```
pip install bpython
```
TIP: Type Exit() to close current bpython session.