From the course: Learning TypeScript

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Exercise files

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- [Instructor] Since this is a course about software development, I'm going to be writing a lot of code. And while I encourage you to follow along by running the same code on your local machine, I don't necessarily expect you to have to type every character that I type. And I don't know about you, but whenever I'm having trouble running some sample code that I'm writing along with a training course, I always like to have a full working version of that code that I can refer to in order to help me figure out what I need to change in order to get my version of the code running. So, to make that possible, I've captured a snapshot of the code I show you at the end of every video, and it's available to you in two ways. Your first option is to download the exercise files as one big archived file from the course website. Simply click the Download Exercise Files button in the page you're currently on. This archive will contain a whole bunch of folders, one for each video in the course, and they're organized by chapter. The top-level folders are named for the chapter using the convention CH, and then the chapter number. Inside each of these folders are folders for each of the videos following the convention of chapter number, underscore, video number. These folders contain the beginning state that the application should be in prior to starting the video. Likewise, the folders named chapter number, underscore, video number, underscore, End include the end state of the application after I've made all of the modifications in the video. The second option to get access to the source code is through my GitHub repository for this course. You can find it at github.com/jchadwick/LearningTypeScript. If you're at all familiar with Git and the GitHub site, or if you just want to browse the files online, I highly recommend the GitHub option, option number two. However, if you're unfamiliar with Git or prefer to have all of the source code for all of the videos download once and available immediately, then feel free to download the exercise files directly from the course website. Either way, the full source code is there if you need it. I encourage you to refer to it as much and as often you need in order to get the most out of this course.

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