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# Quick Start Guide

Get started with the BSc Code Index in minutes.

## 1. Browse the Code

- Use the sidebar to navigate semesters and topics
- Click any file to view full documentation

## 2. Understand a Program

Each page includes:

- Problem Statement
- Source Code

## 3. Run the Code

### For C

```bash
gcc file.c -o output
./output
```

### For R

```bash
Rscript file.r
```

## 4. Print or Save

- Click **Raw**
- Use browser → Print → Save as PDF

## 5. Learn Properly

::: warning Important
Do NOT copy-paste blindly.
:::
Best method:
- Read the code
- Understand logic
- Rewrite yourself

## 6. Use GitHub

- View full repository
- Track updates
- Explore file history

## 7. Folder Navigation

Each folder contains:
- Subfolders (topics/semesters)
- Code files
- Auto-generated index

## 8. You're Ready

Start exploring and learning step-by-step.