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At the end of each lesson there may be an exercise that you may complete either:
- Within the page (uses Thebe) [↩](#thebe)
- In a separate online Jupyter lab environment (uses Binder) [↩](#binder)
- Locally on your computer [↩](#local)
You may choose which approach you'd prefer then [continue to the next page](getting-started.md).
You may choose an approach you prefer then [continue to the next page](getting-started.md).
(exercises-setup:thebe)=
### Thebe
In the header for a lesson click the rocket icon and then in the dropdown click `Live Code`. Thebe should begin launching as shown in a new box that appears with its launch status. Once the status is set to `ready` (may take a few seconds/minutes), then you should be able to edit and run the code cell within the page by pressing the `run` button or pressing `shift + enter` when your cursor is within a code cell.
In the header for a lesson click the rocket icon and then in the dropdown click `Live Code`. Thebe should begin launching as shown in a new box that appears with its launch status. Once the status is set to `ready` **(this may take a few seconds/minutes)**, then you should be able to edit and run the code cell within the page by pressing the `run` button or pressing `shift + enter` when your cursor is within a code cell.
Here's a screen recording that shows how to do this for each lesson:
![Thebe demo](media/thebe-demo.gif)
(exercises-setup:binder)=
<!-- (exercises-setup:binder)=
### Binder
In the header for a lesson click the rocket icon and then in the dropdown click `Binder`. Binder should be launching and once ready (may take a few seconds/minutes) an online Jupyter lab environment is set up for you to work with.
In the header for a lesson click the rocket icon and then in the dropdown click `Binder`. Binder should be launching and once ready (may take a few seconds/minutes) an online Jupyter lab environment is set up for you to work with. -->
(exercises-setup:local)=
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You can download the current bash completions file from qsv's source code at [`contrib/bashly/completions.bash`](https://github.com/jqnatividad/qsv/blob/master/contrib/bashly/completions.bash). Then you may run `source completions.bash` to enable the completions in your current terminal instance. You may also move `completions.bash` to your home directory (`~/completions.bash`) and also create a `.bashrc` file in your home directory (`~/.bashrc`) to include `source completions.bash` as a line within it for the completions script to run whenever you launch a bash terminal.
:::{admonition} Reminder for exercises
:class: important
If you're running exercises locally then make sure you change your directory (`cd`) into the relevant directory in the `lessons` folder for each exercise. For example for the first exercise you may run this command from the root folder:
```bash
cd lessons/0
```
:::
#### Recap
If you chose to do a local installation, then by now you should have the following available on your system: