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Codes for Reinforcement Learning (RL) (Introductory level)

This repository provides code, exercises and solutions for popular Reinforcement Learning algorithms. […]

Python codes for Robotics Algorithms

This repository is a collection of easy-to-implement and common Python codes of robotics algorithms. […]

Github Cheatsheet

This short webpage provides a list of common Github commands and short descriptors for each of them. It also contains a short glossary of common terms. […]

There are 10 chapters in this book all about Git with figures and hyperlinks to accompany text for further understanding. Written by developers who love Git, you will learn all about Git upon completion of this book, though it can be used as a guide and referenced section by section. […]

Github Tutorials

There are 52 labs available for learning Github commands and functionalities. Each lab is short and straightforward. […]

Interactive Git

This resource provides you with a visually appealing and interactive way of learning Git. There are several levels available of your choosing based on your proficiency level with Git (beginner or familiar). There are a series of educational tutorials and challenges responding to your learning in real-time. […]

What is a Version Control System? What is Git?

This resource is part of a class designed to teach you about computing ecosystem literacy. 1 of the 12 lectures available, this resource teaches you about version control, and more specifically Github. Each lectrue features a written guide and a lecture video on YouTube. […]

C++ tutorial on Game Programming

Series of tutorials (55 lessons) designed for C++ programmers who want to move from text based games to real time games with graphics. […]

Google’s Python Class

This is a class geared for people who have a little bit of programming experience in some language to know some of the terms. It features written guides, lecture videos of 30min to 1 hour, and exercises to practice Python, staring small and building into full programs. It is possible to run through all the […]

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