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--- labs:pair_programming [2018/02/27 00:52] – created admin
+++ labs:pair_programming [2019/03/26 20:02] – [Starting Up] admin
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 ====== Pair Programming ======
-===== Copying to Your Pairs Directory =====
+===== Copying to Your Pairs' Directory =====
 If you have your directories set up appropriately (i.e., your ''lab'' directory is in your ''cs111'' directory), you should be able to run
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   pairturnin.sh labx partnerusername
-where ''labx'' is the name of the lab you are submitting and ''partnerusername'' is your partner's username on the lab machines.
+where ''labx'' is the name of the lab you are submitting and ''partnerusername'' is your partner's username on the lab machines--the user whose account you are //not// working on.
 Run this command when you want to "checkpoint" your code such that either team can access it.
+For example, you could run
+  pairturnin.sh lab6 sprenkle
+if you are working on ''lab6'' and your partner's username is ''sprenkle''.
 ===== Starting Up  =====
-If you and your partner wrote the code on his/her account, you'll probably want to get a copy of the code on your account.  You can do so be executing
+If you and your partner wrote the code on his/her account, you'll probably want to get a copy of the code on your account.  You can do so by executing
-  startup.sh labx partnerusername
+  indiv_startup.sh labx partnerusername
 where ''labx'' is the name of the lab you are working on and ''partnerusername'' is your partner's username on the lab machines.
+For example
+  indiv_startup.sh lab6 sprenkle
+if ''lab6'' is the name of the lab you are working on and ''sprenkle'' is your partner's username on the lab machines.