# Programming RA log

### Instructions

Every information on what you are working on should be found here. The goal is that anybody can pick up your project from where you left it, at anytime; therefore, it is necessary that:

*  the **current version** of the code you are using is **available at all time** (ie pushed on indicated git repository at the end of each of your working sessions)
*  there is a **README.md** in the git repo, with instructions on **how to run each of your scripts** as well as what each script does and on what data it should be applied (give a full example)
* the data you are using as input is accessible as well: either **give the exact** **path of the input data** or indicate the paths you use as input parameters
* the output of your code is available even without running the scripts: this means that the output should be located somewhere on the cloud storage, as you probably don't want to push it to any repo

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Each chunk of code that you use has to be available on a git repository with corresponding information in the README.md.
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Nothing should be available only locally (either personal computer or lab computer): store the output in a dedicated directory on cloud storage. 

The best option would be to have the following setup: there is an instance of the git repo you are working on in Scripts\_and\_apps, in which there is an output folder (don't forget to add that folder in the .gitignore).
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If one of the categories does not apply, please explain why and where to find more information. 
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### Log

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**Project you are working on**: 

* [ ] Description
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* [ ] Todo list:
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* [ ] Notes/further information:
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