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 # Session 0 Exercises
 
-## Refresher
+## Section A
+
+Before you start, make sure that you are using the Shell 🐚 (not the console).
+
+1. Use `pwd` to check in what directory you are.
+
+2. Use `ls` to check what files and folders are in the current directory.
+
+3. Using `cd <directory_name>` go into the "session_00" directory.
+
+4. Create a new folder named "my_first_folder" using `mkdir <directory_name>`.
+
+5. Delete the empty folder "my_first_folder" using `rmdir <directory_name>`.
+
+6. Create a new folder named "animals" using `mkdir <directory_name>`.
+
+7. Get into the animals folder by using `cd <directory_name>`.
+
+8. Create 3 text files named "penguins.txt", "dogs.txt", "bees.txt" by using `touch <file_name.txt>`.
+    - Extra challenge: Can you do this while using `touch` only once?
+
+9. Create your first python file called "snakes.py" by using `touch <file_name.py>`.
+
+10. Delete the bees.txt file with the `rm <file_name.txt>` command.
+
+11. Display the text "I love cake" to to the terminal by using `echo <text>`.
+
+12. Write the line "Whippet" in the dogs.txt file using `echo <text> > <file_name.txt>`.
+
+13. Display the date in the terminal using the `date` command.
+
+14. Display the recent history of your bash commands using the `history` command.
+
+15. Clear your terminal with the `clear` command.
+
+
+# Section B
+
+1. Get out of the `animals` folder using `cd ..` .
+2. Create a Markdown file called "my_markdown_recipe" using `touch <file_name.md>`.
+3. Inside the "my_markdown_recipe.md" file,  type a recipe you like in Markdown format. If you don't have any ideas, and writing up in Markdown seems too much of a chore, just ask [ChatGPT](https://chat.openai.com/) to write one for you (Ex: "Write a burger recipe in markdown format."), and then paste it into your file. 
+    - When you are done, click on the "open preview" option to see the formatted version.
+
+Great job on getting so far, just one more section to go!
+
+# Section C
+
+1. Get out of the "session_00" folder using `cd ..` .
+2. Make sure you are in the "intro_to_python" directory by using the `pwd` command.
+3. Use `git status` to see what files and folders have been modified/c
+3. Use the `git add .` command to stage all the work you have done.
+4. Commit your work with `git commit -m`
+
+
+
+
+
 
 ---
 
+
+## Cheat sheets
+ - Command Line [cheat sheet](https://www.git-tower.com/blog/command-line-cheat-sheet/)
+ - Git commands [cheat sheet](https://education.github.com/git-cheat-sheet-education.pdf)
+- Markdown [cheat sheet](https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet) 
+
+---
+
+## Refresher
+
 ### Bash commands:
 
 ```bash
@@ -31,15 +97,17 @@ rm <file_name.txt/file_name.py> # Deletes file
 
 
 
-echo "Hello!"  # Print the text "Hello!" in the terminal window
+echo <text> # Displays in the terminal a line of text, Ex: echo Hello!
 
-echo "Bonjour!" > file.txt  # Writes the text "Bonjour!" in the file.txt file
+echo <text> > <file_name.txt>  # Writes a line of text in a file, Ex: echo Bonjour! > file.txt
 
-cat file.txt  # Reads the file.txt file -> prints the text "Bonjour!" to the console
+cat <file_name.txt> # Reads the file and displays it line by line in the terminal, Ex: cat file.txt --> Bonjour!
 
 
 history  # Displays your recently run Bash Commands
 
+date # Displays the date
+
 clear  # Clears the terminal screen
 
 ```
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 ---
 
-## Section A
-
-1. Use `pwd` to check in what directory you are.
-
-2. Use `ls` to check what files and folders are in the current directory.
-
-3. Using `cd <directory_name>` go into the `session_00` directory.
-
-4. Create a new folder named `my_first_folder` using `mkdir <directory_name>`.
-
-5. Delete the empty folder `my_first_folder` using `rmdir <directory_name>`.
-
-6. Create a new folder named `animals` using `mkdir <directory_name>`.
-
-7. Get into the `animals` folder by using `cd <directory_name>`.
-
-8. Create 3 text files named `penguin.txt`, `dog.txt`, `bee.txt` by using `touch <file_name.txt>`.
-    - Extra challenge: Can you do this while using `touch` only once?
-
-9. Create your first python file called `snake.py` by using `touch <file_name.py>`.
-
-10. Delete the `bee.txt` file with the `rm <file_name.txt>` command.
 
-11.
 
 
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 # More bash commands
 
 ```bash
-echo "Hello!"  # Print the text "Hello!" in the terminal window
+echo <text> # Displays in the terminal a line of text, Ex: echo Hello!
 
-echo "Bonjour!" > file.txt  # Writes the text "Bonjour!" in the file.txt file
+echo <text> > <file_name.txt>  # Writes a line of text in a file, Ex: echo Bonjour! > file.txt
 
-cat file.txt  # Reads the file.txt file -> prints the text "Bonjour!" to the console
+cat <file_name.txt> # Reads the file and displays it line by line in the terminal, Ex: cat file.txt --> Bonjour!
 
 
 history  # Displays your recently run Bash Commands
 
-wget <https://somewhere.com/afile.zip>  # Downloads file/files from the link
+date # Displays the date
 
 man <command> # Displays the manual and description for the chosen command -> ex: man ls/pwd/cd/mkdir