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Author: thomasWeise

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@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ \chapter*{Preface}%
 This version may change since this book is, well, work in progress.
 The book is released under the \emph{Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike~4.0 International license} (\href{http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/}{\mbox{CC~BY-NC-SA~4.0}}).
 You can freely share it.
-You can also copy text or figures, as long as you cite the book as the original source, e.g., by using the following Bib\TeX:%
+You can also copy text or figures, as long as you cite the book as the original source~\cite{programmingWithPython}, e.g., by using the following Bib\TeX:%
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 \begin{lstlisting}[style=text_style]
 @book{programmingWithPython,

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 Selecting \menu{URL:} \expandafter\url{\programmingWithPythonCodeRepo} and a reasonable destination \menu{Directory:} in the next dialog, then click \menu{Clone}.%
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 Wait while \pycharm\ is cloning (downloading) the repository.%
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 If asked, click \menu{Trust Project} after confirming that you indeed downloaded the right code and if you trust our code.%
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 The project with all the examples from this book is now downloaded and can be accessed in \pycharm.%

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 Creating a new project in \pycharm, step~2: Make sure that \menu{Pure Python} is selected in the left pane, then select a name for the project (here: \directory{00\_veryFirstProject}), a directory location (some path on my \ubuntu\ machine, you will pick some other directory), and we select the current \python\ installation as \menu{Custom Environment}. %
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 The new and empty project has been created.%
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 We create a new \python\ file within this project by right-clicking on the project folder \directory{00\_veryFirstProject} and selecting \menu{New>Python File}.%
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 The new and empty file \directory{very\_first\_program.py} has been created in the project \directory{00\_veryFirstProject}.%
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 We enter the text from \cref{lst:very_first_program}. \pycharm\ automatically saves it.%
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 And indeed, in the console pane at the bottom of the \pycharm\ window, the text \inQuotes{Hello World!} appears.%

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 For each \pgls{OS}, the installation steps and software availability may be different, so I cannot possibly cover them all.
 Personally, I strongly recommend using \linux~\cite{T1999TLE,B2022ELATCL,H2022LML} for programming, work, and research.
 If you are a student of computer science or any related field, then it is my personal opinion that you should get familiar with this operating system.
-Maybe you could start with the very easy-to-use \ubuntu\ \linux~\cite{CN2020ULB}.
+Maybe you could start with the very easy-to-use \ubuntu\ \linux~\cite{CN2020ULB,H2020ULU2E}.
 Either way, in the following, I will try to provide examples and instructions for both \ubuntu\ and the commercial Microsoft \windows~\cite{B2023W1IO} \pgls{OS}.
 
 Once the necessary software is installed, we will here also learn how to write and execute our very first small \python\ program in \cref{sec:ourFirstProgram}%.

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-Installing \pycharm\ using the snap install command in a \pgls{terminal} opened with \ubuntuTerminal.%
+Installing \pycharm\ using the \bashil{snap install} command in a \pgls{terminal} opened with \ubuntuTerminal.%
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-This command requires the super user password.%
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 The installation begins.%
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 The software package is downloaded.%
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 Open the launcher by pressing \OSwin\ and type in \bashil{pycharm} to find the \pycharm\ executable, then double-click it.%

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 \caption[]{The installation steps of \pycharm\ under \windows~(continued).}%
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 Execute a \python\ program \inQuotes{program.py} by typing \bashil{python3 program.py} and hit \keys{\enter}. %
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