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# README
These are the files for the book [Learn to Code with Baseball](https://codebaseball.com).

If you're not familiar with Git or GitHub, no problem. Just click on the green
`Code` button and select `Download ZIP`. This will download a file called
`ltcwbb-files-main.zip`.
If you're not familiar with Git or GitHub, no problem. Just click the `Source
code` link under the latest release to download the files. This will download
a file called `ltcwbb-files-vX.X.X.zip`, where X.X.X is the latest version.

When you unzip these (note I've dropped the `-main` and renamed the directory
just `ltcwbb-files`, which you can do too) you'll see four sub-directories:
`code`, `data`, `anki`, `solutions-to-excercises`.
When you unzip these (note in the book I've dropped the version number and
renamed the directory just `ltcwbb-files`, which you can do too) you'll see
four sub-directories: `code`, `data`, `anki`, `solutions-to-excercises`.

You don't have to do anything with these right now except know where you put
them. For example, on my mac, I have them in my home directory:
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`C:\Users\nathanbraun\ltcwbb-files`

Set these aside for now and we'll pick them up in chapter 2.

## Changelog
### v0.3.0
Add this changelog, bundle files in an github release vs including with SendOwl.

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