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Skip to the **Getting Started (run scripts)** section if you do not want to install `ch`.

If you have the container helper CLI (`ch`) installed already, this is the
fastest way to start. See [instructions here](https://github.com/camerondurham/ch#quick-start) to install `ch`. (full disclosure, this is a shameless plug since I wrote the CLI but I do at least dogfood my own tools!).
fastest way to start. See detailed instructions [here](https://github.com/camerondurham/ch#quick-start) to install `ch`. (full disclosure, this is a shameless plug since I wrote the CLI but I do at least dogfood my own tools!).

Benefits of installing this way is that you don't have to be in a specific directory to start the csci350 environment.
Also, you won't have to clone this repo to get started since your main dependency is the Docker image with `qemu` and `gdb` installed.

Simplest solution to install `ch` (at least on macOS) is if you have homebrew. See the [getting started](https://github.com/camerondurham/ch#quick-start) notes to run the install script for Windows or Unix-based system.

```bash
brew tap camerondurham/tap
brew install camerondurham/tap/ch
```

### 1. Find the Filepath to Your Work Directory

Find the absolute path to your `csci350` directory where you keep your homework.
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