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3	3	''' Before beginning ''' one of the challenges you might want to brush up on your programming skills or learn the Python or C++ languages if you don't know them already. Here are some ideas to warm-up:
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5	4	* If you've had limited programming experience, start with the [http://honors.montana.edu/~jjc/easytut/easytut/ non-programmers tutorial for python] or take a look at one of our intro C++ books from the RAS library.
6		* If you're a pretty good programmer and don't know C++ already take a look at one of our intro C++ books from the RAS library.
7		* If you're a pretty good programmer and don't know Python already check out the [http://docs.python.org/tut/ Python Tutorial] to learn how to code in python.
8		* Definatly know how to get our source code using a code versioning system. Take a look at the [wiki:LearnSvn SVN Tutorial].
	5	* If you're a pretty good programmer and don't know Python already check out the [http://docs.python.org/tut/ Python Tutorial] or [http://stommel.tamu.edu/~baum/programming.html#Python Python Links] to learn how to code in python.
	6	* Once your ready to start coding, Take a look at LearnSvn and SoftwareSetup
9	7	* After you download the source code you will need a development environment to create code in. Check out the README.txt files in /trunk/sim and /trunk/vision of the SVN repository to learn how to set up your own development environment.
10	8	* Gook luck and have fun!