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Design and Build Great Web APIs: Delete sentence to create repo in Exercise 1 (page 19)

Title: Name of book: Design and Build Great Web APIs, Delete sentence to create repo in Exercise 1 (page 19)

Delete this sentence from Exercise 1 because it is part of Exercise 2. In addition, solution to Exercise 1 does not include creating a repo: “You’ll then update your local repository and, finally, sync the remote GitHub repository with your local copy.”

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Author of Design and Build Great Web APIs

yep. got it. thanks for the catch. – mamund

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