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+cat - >Hello.py # type in print(“Hello World”) into STDIN and type Ctrl-D.
+python3 Hello.py # Should print(“Hello World”)
+git add Hello.py #Add a shiny new file to your repo.
+git status # Note the output and compare with the next git status below
+git commit -m "Added first piece of code"
+git status # How does this differ from previous git status? What does this tell you?
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