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The document outlines the necessary software requirements for setting up a development environment for a Coursera course, including a text editor, browser, and command line shell. It emphasizes the use of Visual Studio Code and Chrome for optimal compatibility with course exercises. Additionally, it advises retaining all created files for future exercises and suggests using Git for version control.

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2- Reading - Software requeriments

The document outlines the necessary software requirements for setting up a development environment for a Coursera course, including a text editor, browser, and command line shell. It emphasizes the use of Visual Studio Code and Chrome for optimal compatibility with course exercises. Additionally, it advises retaining all created files for future exercises and suggests using Git for version control.

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Setting up your Development Environment


Software Requirements

1. Text editor of your choice: Any text editor that you are already familiar with can be used for
editing the project files. I will be using Visual Studio Code (https://code.visualstudio.com/) as
the editor of choice in this specialization. You may also consider other editors such as Brackets
(http://brackets.io/), Sublime Text (http://www.sublimetext.com/), or Atom (https://atom.io/).

2. Browser of your choice: You may use your preferred browser. I will be using Chrome as the
browser in all the exercises. All the exercises and assignments in this course have been tested
using Chrome v. 46. Please note that not all browsers may support all the HTML5 features to
the same extent. You might encounter problems when using other browsers. I strongly urge
you to use the latest Chrome browser for the exercises and assignments in this course so that
any problems are minimized.

3. Command line shell: Familiarity with the command-line shell will be essential for the
exercises. In Windows a cmd window or power shell with admin privileges would be needed.
On a Mac or in Linux, a terminal window can be used. Please get familiar with the "sudo"
command in OS X and Linux.

4. Files required for the exercises: We will provide additional starter files for the exercises
wherever needed. Links to download the files will be provided inline in the exercise
instructions that follow each exercise video. Please download the files provided there, if any,
before beginning the exercise. The links are also available through the Additional Resources
of the specific lesson.

Note: Please remember to retain the folders and all the files that you create in the exercises.
Further exercises will build upon the files that you create in the preceding exercises. DO NOT
DELETE the files at the end of the exercises, unless otherwise instructed. You may wish to set up
your exercise folder as a Git repository and commit the files to the repository at the end of each
exercise.

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