Step 0: Pull the Workspace

You will find the starter files needed by “pulling” from the course workspace repository. Before beginning, be sure to:

Be sure you are in your course workspace. Open the file explorer and you should see your work for the course. If you do not, open your course workspace through File > Open Recent.
Open the Source Control View by clicking the 3-node (circles) graph (connected by lines) icon in your sidebar or opening the command palatte and searching for Source Control.
Click the Ellipses in the Source Control pane and select “Pull” from the drop-down menu. This will begin the pulling process from the course repository. It should silently succeed.
Return to the File Explorer pane and open the lessons directory. You should see it now contains another directory named recursion. If you expand that directory, you should see the starter files for the code you’ll be writing.
If you do not see the lessons/recursion directory, try once more but selecting "Pull From" and select origin in step 2.

If you’re having trouble pulling, try these:

Try running git config pull.rebase true in your terminal and pull again!
In your Visual Studio command center, select Pull From... -> Upstream -> Upstream/Head
Try committing and pushing all of your work (like you do for exercises), and pull again!

If you’re still having issues, ask for help/come to office hours!

Step 1: Follow the instructions!

All of the instructions for Parts 0-2 are defined in LinkedList.ipynb! You are going to be modifying the Node class inside the file node.py.

Create a submission by running:

python -m tools.submission lessons/recursion