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Expand Up @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ We will begin with the basics of navigating the Unix shell.

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For notes about OneDrive, see instructor notes.
For notes about OneDrive, see [the Instructor Notes](instructors/instructor-notes.md#windows-onedrive-notes).

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Let's start by opening the shell. This likely results in seeing a black or white window with a cursor flashing next to a dollar sign. This is our command line, and the `$` is the command **prompt** to show that the system is ready for our input. The appearance of the prompt will vary from system to system, depending on how the set up has been configured. Other common prompts include the `%` or `#` signs, but we will use `$` in this lesson to represent the prompt generally.
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