2. Clone the directory first. If you have already cloned it, `cd` into the directory and then run `git pull` to update the directory.
2. Clone the directory first. If you have already cloned it, `cd` into the directory and then run `git pull` to update the directory.
3. Navigate (with `cd`) to `labs/git-conflict` within the semester repo. Run `unzip repo.zip` to create a `repo` directory, which contains an `adder.py` program. (If you cannot run `unzip` correctly, try to install unzip by running `sudo apt-get install unzip`. Enter "9" for the prompt.)
3. Navigate (with `cd`) to `Labs/Lab2/git-conflict` within the semester repo. Run `unzip repo.zip` to create a `repo` directory, which contains an `adder.py` program. (If you cannot run `unzip` correctly, try to install unzip by running `sudo apt-get install unzip`. Enter "9" for the prompt.)
4.`cd` to the `repo` directory and run the program: `python3 adder.py`.
4.`cd` to the `repo` directory and run the program: `python3 adder.py`.
