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For the first six weeks of this course, all programming assignments
are written in the Scheme programming languages. All solutions to Scheme programming problems in an assignment should be placed in a single .ss file. Similarly, all solutions to the free response questions in an assignment should be placed in the same .ss file within block comment brackets.

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1. Download and install the latest version of TortoiseSVN from: http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads
2. Check out the repository In the folder where you want to keep your COMP 211 work, right click and select "SVN Checkout...":
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3. Enter the repository URL Enter https://svn.rice.edu/r/comp211/ as the repository URL.:
   
4. Accept the certificate Click "Accept permanently":
   
5. Enter your netID and password Enter your netID and password in the correct fields:
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   *Adding a file to the repository* To add a file to the repository, save the file under your repository directory (the {{comp211/\[netid\]}} directory created when you checked out the repository). Then, right click on it and select "Add..." from the "SVN" menu. \!http::^hope.cs.rice.edu/twiki/pub/Teaching/SvnTurnin^windows_add.png\|width=32"799", height=32"599", alt="The"<span class=\!TortoiseSVN Add menu option""/>

2. Select the files to add Click "OK".
   
3. Wait for the files to be added Click "OK".
   
4. Committing a file to the server In order for other people (namely the graders) to view your local work, you must send it to the server (called committing your work). To do this, from the comp211 directory, right click and select "SVN Commit...":
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5. Enter a message Describe what changes you have made. Then click "OK":
   
6. Wait for the files to be sent to the server Click "OK":
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1. Updating the repository You can update your copy of the repository right clicking in the comp211 folder and selecting "SVN Update":
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2. Wait for the files to synchronize Click "OK":
   
3. Assuming that there were no conflicts (changes made to the same file), you now have an up-to-date copy of your repository.

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