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* Make sure your Github account is working. How do we do that? Make sure you can login to your Github account [here](https://github.com/). If you don't have an account, please make one now.
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* After logging in, you should see something similar to this:
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* All of the labs you will be asked to complete moving forward are hosted on [Github](https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum) and they are open-sourced! [Here](https://www.objc.io/issues/22-scale/artsy/) is a great article regarding _open source by default_ by Orta Therox, Ash Furrow, Laura Brown, and Eloy Duran.
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* Lets step through solving a lab together. Scroll to the top of the page like so:
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* When you tap that button/link, you should be directed to a page that looks like this:
* Well, that looks familiar. Sticking with our analogy, we've found our way to the original copy of the exam! What we were looking at before was Learn taking this exact file and presenting it to you in its own way.
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* If you look hard enough on this page, you should find the Fork button in the upper right corner of the screen below your profile image.
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* When you tap the Fork button, you should be presented with the following screen:
* Sticking with our analogy, we want to take back a copy of this exam (lab) back to our desk. That is what Github is asking us now, which desk? We want to bring it back to our desk, so click your account here. My account here is the upper left one.
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* As soon as you tap your account here, you should be presented with the following screen. It might come and go VERY fast (where you barely see it), but this is what it looks like:
* It's got a picture of a fork, a book and a photocopy machine, Github is also using our analogy!. Here, we are forking (or creating a copy) of the repository (lab) and having our own version of this repository (lab) on our account.
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* When that is complete, we should be brought to a screen that looks like this :
* That looks familiar too! We now have our repository (exam) where we can begin working! Not so fast. We have our own version of this repository stored on our account on Github, but we need to now bring down these various files associated with the repository to our local machine (the computer you're sitting at!).
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* Once these files associated with this repository are downloaded to our computer, we can open the necessary files the instructions tell us to open and begin writing code!
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* How do we download these files to our computer?
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* First things first, this next step isn't *required*, but we do **HIGHLY** suggest it, and that's generating an SSH Key. This will allow for you to clone (download) these files down to your computer without forcing you to enter in your Username & Password (for github) every single time. This will save you a lot of time. You can read about how you can set up your SSH Key [here](https://help.github.com/articles/generating-an-ssh-key/).
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* Then click the green "Clone or download" button in the right-center of the Github page.
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* Click the green "Clone or download" button in the right-center of the Github page.
* What we're most concerned with now is the link presented to the left of the copy clipboard icon.
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* What we're most concerned with now is the link presented to the left of the copy clipboard icon. You want to make sure it states Clone with SSH, if it doesn't, select that before copying the link. You should have setup your SSH key in the Welcome Reading. If you haven't done that yet, please scroll to the section of Setting Up Github at this link [here](https://github.com/learn-co-curriculum/swift-welcome). Follow those steps to setup your SSH key.
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* After entering your directory, you can type `ls` to see what's inside. (`ls` is a command that will list all the files and folders that are in the particular directory that you're in.)
* There are a bunch of files, the same ones we were able to see when we first forked the lab.
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* We generally write our code in a few files. Here (in this example), we need to open the `HelloUniverse.xcworkspace` file. The lab should instruct you on what file to open (usually). If not, in general it's either going to be the `.xcodeproj` file or the `.xcworkspace` file.
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* We want to begin by typing `open` in Terminal, followed by `HelloUniverse.xcworkspace`. Auto-complete is your friend. Don't forget when beginning to type Interface, you can hit the tab key to help complete it.
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* Then hit return, it should open Xcode up for you.
* In the left pane is where you should see various files. The instructions for each lab should direct you to the file where you should be writing your code. For instance, we will select the `Greeting.swift` file. After doing so, Xcode will look like this:
* Towards the left-middle of the page, you should see a gray button labeled "New pull request". Click that button. You should be brought to a screen that looks like this:
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