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• Jupycard
• Setting up
  • Downloading the file directly
  • Creating a copy of the original file
  • Forking this repository
• Contibution
• License

To use Jupycard, it's very simple. You can:

1. Download the file and open it where suits you best: like Google Colab, Jupyter, VS Code and others;

2. Go directly to the file on Google Colab*;

3. Fork this repository and alter the file directly anywhere you want (such as in Colab or VS Code).

*: For option 2, you will have to make your personal copy of the flashcard, so you can use it freely.

Click on the green Code button:

Then click Download ZIP. You should download a folder.

Go to Google Colaboratory. You will end on this page:

Be sure to log in with your google account!

Click on File, then Upload Notebook:

Select the desired .ipynb file, and you are ready to go!

Go to the file. You will see this:

Click on File, then choose the save option that best suits you:

Congrats, you have your own personal flashcard!

Click on the Fork button, then on Create a new fork:

Give it a name, a description if you want, and then click on Create fork:

Go to Google Colaboratoy and click on GitHub:

Click on Include private repos.

When you do it, it will open a pop-up asking for GitHub authorization:

Log in on GitHub and authorize Google Colab.

After giving authorization, you will see this:

Select the repository you just forked and you are good to go!

Feel free to contribute to this project! It's far from perfect and I really appreciate your help! You can also share it with your friends or give it a star. Thank you so much!