'''bash git branch -l git branch -r git branch newBranch git checkout newBranch git checkout -b anotherNewBranch
git checkout master git merge newBranch git merge newBranch anotherNewBranch
| // imports ... | |
| void main() { | |
| runApp(MyApp()); | |
| } | |
| class MyApp extends StatelessWidget { | |
| @override | |
| Widget build(BuildContext context) { | |
| return MaterialApp( |
'''bash git branch -l git branch -r git branch newBranch git checkout newBranch git checkout -b anotherNewBranch
git checkout master git merge newBranch git merge newBranch anotherNewBranch
#!/bin/bash
## The very first line of a script should always be this line.
## This line identifies which interpreter should be used.
## The first two characters are referred to as a shebang.
## After that (important, no spaces) is the path to the interpreter.| define x as list. | |
| define i,j as integer. | |
| put 0 in i,j. | |
| put i,j,55,13 in x. | |
| put 1,3 in i,j. | |
| let i from 5 to 1 step -1 repeat: | |
| if j == 0, put 1 in j.. | |
| if i == 0, put 1 in i. | |
| else if i==j, put 0 in x. |