Introduction to Algorithms and Programming Laboratory, A. A.2019-2020, Artificial Intelligence Master Degree in Computer Science and Engineering, University of Bologna.

Professor Simone Martini helds the first part of the course, Professor Maurizio Gabbrielli helds the second part.

Roughly speaking, there are two ways one can interact with this, you can download it as a .zip file or clone it as a git repository.

Depending on your first choice we have 3 possible situations:

• In the first case, there is one drawback (otherwise they would not have invented git): YOU WOULD MISS UPDATES!! The solution is that you come in this page weekly and download again the .zip file.

• If you are new to git AND you want to learn about it, please have a look at this document, it is a brief guide on the usage of git with a useful cheatsheet that you can print and keep with you wherever you go 😆

• You know everything about git and you basically don't need this guide 😎

Again, you have 2 ways to interact with Python Notebooks (well, you have a million ways but, for the sake of brevity, I will show you just 2). If you know more, good for you 💪

• First, you can download jupyter notebook from the web everything that you need is here and use it!

• Second, you can copy and paste the content of code cells into your favorite IDE and execute it as usual.

  • GitHub nicely provides you a viewer for Python Notebooks that ease the process of copy/paste (otherwise it would be just an unreadable full-of-code meaningless page).

DO NOT FORK THE REPOSITORY unless you know what you are doing! Otherwise you will lose updates from the original fork (mine).