This is not a full MP; it is only testing your setup and ensuring you are ready for subsequent MPs. Because the goal of this MP is not learning but an end product, AI use is allowed and encouraged to help solve any issues that come up. On subsequent MPs the goal will be to learn through the process of solving the MPs and so AI use will not be allowed.
First, visit the CS340 Development Environment page and follow the instructions for setting up docker and your VM.
Then, go to tutoring hours to have your setup (docker and VM) checked off by a staff member.
You do not need to submit anything for this MP. You MUST go to Tutoring hours to get your setup(docker and VM) checked-off.
When running VS Code, you should see the bottom-left green button says Dev Container: Existing Dockerfile.
In a terminal in VS Code (e.g. by pressing Ctrl+`), you should
root@…:/workspaces/cs340# where the elided bit is a long hexadecimal number.gcc --version to see a version number (gcc (GCC) 14.2.0 or later).valgrind --version to see a version string (valgrind-3.19.0 or later).pydoc3 aiohttp to get a screen that says Help on package aiohttp (press Q to exit this screen).When running VS Code, you should see the bottom-left green button says the name of your VM.
In a terminal in VS Code (e.g. by pressing Ctrl+`), you should
@fa25-cs340-num:~$ with your NetID and VM number.gcc --version to see a version number (13.3.0 or later).valgrind --version to see a version string (valgrind-3.22.0 or later).pydoc3 aiohttp to get a screen that says Help on package aiohttp (press Q to exit this screen).