So by the end of this course, you will learn to set up an online IDE. For this, you will use the AWS cloud9 environment. You will learn to configure the AWS cloud 9 environment, you will explore the IDE, you will write some python programs, you will learn to create files and folders manually and through the command line . You will also learn to power off the instance and learn to delete the environment as well.
Configuring your IDE for absolute beginners with AWS Cloud9
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Configuring your IDE for absolute beginners with AWS Cloud9
Instructor: Priya Jha
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Learn to configure IDE with AWS cloud9
Explore various features of the IDE
Learn to shutdown the instance and delete environment
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