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@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ conda create --name MA --file environment.yml
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Lastly, make sure that `VSCode` is selecting the created interpreter by configuring the `settings.json`. The important line is currently set to `"python.defaultInterpreterPath": "C:/Users/tschan_d/AppData/Local/miniforge3/envs/MA/python"`. Adapt this setting so that the path points to the `conda` environment you just created.
>Importantly, it may be necessary to add the current folder to the `PYTHONPATH` system variable in order for the code to run. For this, add the current directory to the `PYTHONPATH` system variable (there are several options to do this, one of the is shown [here](https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python/pythonpath-environment-variable-in-python/)).
>**Tip** Importantly, it may be necessary to add the current folder to the `PYTHONPATH` system variable in order for the code to run. For this, add the current directory to the `PYTHONPATH` system variable (there are several options to do this, one of the is shown [here](https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python/pythonpath-environment-variable-in-python/)).
Detailed descriptions of how to use `conda` and `git` are available below.
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2. `LabDevices.py` contains the classes and methods required to analyse the data from devices in the lab. Those devices are the Teledyne CO2 monitor as well as the RH/T sensor.
3. `OFR.py` contains the classes and methods required to analyse data from the OFR.
>**Note**: proper code documentation for this "package" (it is not a package, but it is structured like one) is available under `./doc/defs/index.html`. Double-click on that file to open a static webpage in your browser that displays technical code documentation.
>**Note** proper code documentation for this "package" (it is not a package, but it is structured like one) is available under `./doc/defs/index.html`. Double-click on that file to open a static webpage in your browser that displays technical code documentation.
### Directory `run` and its subdirectories
1. `__init__.py` is an empty file required to import functions from this module (**to be checked**).