This repository is related to the Java Web Developer (ND035), Course - Web Services and APIs

About this Repository

This repository is related to the Java Web Developer (ND035), Course - Web Services and APIs

It contains the following folders:

1. Exercise-Lesson2: Contains the classroom exercise
2. P02-VehiclesAPI: This folder contains a project readme file that has the instructions to follow

Note: Generally, you cannot clone a particular folder to your local system. Instead, you clone the entire repository, as explained below:

How to clone this repository

Step 1 - Fork the repository

Make a copy of this repository in your Github account. You can do so by clicking Fork on the top right corner of this repository.

Step 2

Once a copy of the repository is forked to your Github account, you can copy the repository HTTP URL, such as https://github.com/YOUR_ACCOUNT_NAME/nd035-C2-Web-Services-and-APIs-Exercises-and-Project-Starter.git

Now, you will need to clone (download) the repository locally in your system. There are two ways to clone this repository locally (choose any one):

1. Download the repo using the command-line terminal: You can run the following commands in your terminal (macOS/Linux)/Gitbash (Windows). In the first command, use the HTTPS URL copied in the step above.

git clone https://github.com/udacity/nd035-C2-Web-Services-and-APIs-Exercises-and-Project-Starter.git
cd nd035-C2-Web-Services-and-APIs-Exercises-and-Project-Starter

2. Clone directly in your IntelliJ IDE: IntelliJ provides VCS (Version Control System) menu to import a Github repository directly into your IntelliJ IDE. You can even perform all standard operations within your IDE, such as, add, commit, push, pull, merge, switch branch, etc. For more info, refer to the blog Clone a Project from GitHub, or Instructions to Importing a project

Note - If the imported project is not shown as a Maven project, simply right-click on the pom.xml file, and choose to add it as a Maven project.

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