Build a city! The city will be printed out to the terminal (use python's print() function for this) and will have the following components:

• School
• Library
• Museum
• Fire Station
• Police Station
• Restaurant
• Park
• Lake
• Roads (vertical and horizontal)
• Hospital

Each team will be responsible for coding one component of the city. Each component is a member of a quarter. The quaters of the city are the following:

• Education
• Leisure
• Outdoors
• Safety

Once a team has coded their component they will open a Pull Request against this repository. Once all teams in a quarter have submitted their code, they will receive requirements for designing each quarter. Beware this may change the implementation of each component and cross team collaboration will be needed in order to support each other's implementation changes! Teams will then submit their code in the form of a Pull Request to this repository. We will then merge the PRs and print our city!

$ python3 city.py

• Getting Started with Python
• Getting Started with Git

To contribute to a repository on GitHub, you'll want to first Fork the repository. You can then Clone that fork locally to start making changes. Make sure to add a remote pointing to the repo you forked. Typically this remote is named upstream. To add changes to your fork you must add and commit them. You can then Push these changes to your fork on github and create a Pull Request against the forked repository.

• Fork this repository
• Clone your fork locally
• Add a remote called upstream pointing to this repo (https://github.com/gallettilance/python-city or [email protected]:gallettilance/python-city.git)
• Create and checkout a branch named after the component you are working on
• Implement your component by editing the relevant file(s)
• Add and Commit your changes
• Push these changes to your fork on github
• Create a Pull Request against this repository.