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+# INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE ASSIGNMENT
+
+1. Open the notebook in Colab. If you prefer to run the notebook locally on your computer see the the supplemental instruction at the bottom.
+
+2. Only add in your code where indicated (i.e. between "### START CODE HERE ###" and "### END CODE HERE ###").
+You should not modify any other code. The additional python files "planar_utils.py" and "test_cases.py" should *NOT* be modified.
+
+3. Be sure to save your work in the notebook. To export the notebook click file > download > .ipynb
+
+4. Submission: submit your ipynb file to Canvas.
+
+Tips:
+See here: https://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.io/en/stable/examples/Notebook/Running%20Code.html for
+help on coding within the notebook.
+
+
+
+
+
+# Supplemental Instructions for Running Locally
+
+Running the notebook in Colab is preferred, but this is an option if you prefer.
+
+1. Create virtual environment, install necessary packages. Only run this code once, the first time you set everything up.
+
+cd type-path-to-your-homework-folder-here
+python3 -m venv ./venv
+
+
+2. Activate virtual environment. Run this everytime before working on your homework.
+
+cd type-path-to-your-homework-folder-here
+source venv/bin/activate
+
+
+3. Install necessary packages. Only run this code once, the first time you set everything up.
+
+pip install --upgrade pip
+pip install -r requirements.txt
+
+
+4. Launch the notebook to work on the assignment in a browser.
+
+jupyter notebook CSci4511W_HW5.ipynb
+
+
+5. Only add in your code where indicated (i.e. between "### START CODE HERE ###" and "### END CODE HERE ###").
+You should not modify any other code. The additional python files "planar_utils.py" and "test_cases.py" should *NOT* be modified.
+
+6. Be sure to save your work in the notebook. To close the notebook click file > close, then in the terminal you can shut down the kernel with CTRL-c and then confirming that you want to shut it down.
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