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Peter Keleher
cmsc436PublicF2021
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cloned from gitlab earlier).
cloned from gitlab earlier).
-
When creating the project:
-
When creating the project:
-
call it
`assign1`
-
call it
`assign1`
-
**check**
"unit tests",
**uncheck**
`git`
,
**uncheck**
UI tests
-
**check**
"unit tests",
**uncheck**
`git`
,
**check**
tests
(not fatal, but the
`Test`
command from the
`Product`
menu will
(do not delete the UI tests, as some students have reported
fail because it will try to test your GUI, and you don't have one.
problems with running the file when cloned to a second location
after doing so).
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Create a new file
`model.swift`
to implement the
`Twos`
class in
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Create a new file
`model.swift`
to implement the
`Twos`
class in
your app by selecting "New / File"
your app by selecting "New / File"
from the File menu, selecting the Swift file icon in the dialog, and
from the File menu, selecting the Swift file icon in the dialog, and
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