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 You now can run the program from the terminal by typing (Quanty [enter]). You now can run the program from the terminal by typing (Quanty [enter]).
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 +===== Run Quanty from the terminal =====
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 +In order to run Quanty from the terminal you type Quanty followed by an enter. If you do so the program will place a small amount of text on your screen and then complain that it has nothing to do. If you want a real calculation you have to give Quanty a set of instructions as input. These are saved in text files and given as second argument in the terminal. For example you can type in the terminal:
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 +echo 'print("Hello World")' > MyFirstQuantyProgram.Quanty
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 +and then:
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 +Quanty MyFirstQuantyProgram.Quanty
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 +In order to do more elaborated calculations modify the input file. (open -t MyFirstQuantyProgram.Quanty [enter])
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 +===== Find the documentation =====
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 +Once this command works it is time to go to the [[documentation:basics:basis|basic examples in the documentation]] pages and learn how to set up a Quanty file. You can download all examples you see on the web page from the tutorials you can find online for the [[workshop:heidelberg:september_2018:programme|workshop in Heidelberg]]. For completeness you can also download a zip file with a set of tutorials for version 1 of Quanty http://www.quanty.org/QuantyDoc.zip.
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