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Hello, everyone.

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In this video, I'd like to show you how to use the source code that's provided with the course.

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Each section of the course contains a compressed zip file that contains a workspace and all the projects

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that I've created in that workspace.

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So, for example, suppose that we're working on Section eight, there'll be a Section eight zip file.

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It may be a different name, but it will have everything you need in there.

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And what you can do here is just extract that file and I'll extract here, and I'm simply going to extract

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it right to my desktop.

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You can see the folders have all been extracted.

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So if I double click on section eight, you can see all the projects in there.

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Now there's one special file you'll see down at the bottom here.

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It's called Section eight and it's a workspace file.

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If you right click on that, you can open with code light and that'll open up the workspace in code

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light.

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And once the workspace is open, you have access to all the projects in there.

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So that's one way to do it.

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Another way to do this is once you've extracted the file, just open code light.

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So now once code light is opened, you can choose to open a workspace right over here.

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So I'll select that open workspace and then you can just navigate to the workspace you want to open.

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In this case, it's on it's section eight workspace.

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You can just simply select that file and you can see the workspace opens up right here with all your

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projects.

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Now I'm going to close the workspace and show you another way to do it would be right up here.

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You just come to workspace.

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If you have a workspace that's already open, you can simply workspace close.

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It wouldn't be grayed out.

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It would be right there.

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In this case, I just want to open a workspace.

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And again, you navigate to the workspace you want to open, select it, and there it is.

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So now I've got Section eight workspace with all the projects that I created and provided for you.

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In order to run these projects, you simply double click the project you're interested in.

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And so suppose I want I'm interested in this Euros project.

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You can see the source code and all you really need to do is build and run.

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But I'd suggest that you clean it first, especially if you're going from Windows to PC to Linux.

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I'm developing on Windows, so if you're on a mac or Linux machine or even a Windows machine, it's

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always a good idea to clean the project.

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And what you can do, you can right click and clean, or you can come up to here where it says Build

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Clean.

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So we'll clean the project that removes all the object files, the X files, and just gets rid of a

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bunch of stuff that you might not need depending on your system.

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Now that we've got that ready, we can simply build and run and we should be good to go euro's to us

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dollars.

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So we'll type in 100, $119 is €100.

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So that's it.

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It's really pretty straightforward.

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What I would suggest is that you create obviously your own way of organizing your files.

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I'd use folders or directory structures, and also something that's important to understand as well

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with code like code light does things a little differently.

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So suppose that you've got projects in another workspace and then you select the workspace here and

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you say Add existing project.

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Well, what happens here is it doesn't actually copy that project into the workspace.

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It'll create a new project in this workspace, but the files will still be where they were before.

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So your dot CP files and your header files and everything will still be where they were.

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So think of this more of a logical project rather than a physical copy of it.

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But once you play around with it, you'll understand exactly what's going on.

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So really straightforward.

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You've got the zip files that were providing, unzip them, you have a folder structure and then just

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open that workspace file in there.

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All your projects should come in.

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No problem at all.