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+For this first task, write a short little program and track it with hg.
+
+* Write a program that prints out the numbers 1-10.
+
+    Useful commands
+    ===============
+    
+    Get help
+    --------
+    hg help
+    hg help <somecommand>
+   
+    Init a repo
+    -----------
+    hg init
+ 
+    Add, track files
+    ----------------
+    hg add
+    hg addremove
+   
+    Record changes to your repo
+    ---------------------------
+    hg commit
+
+* Now make some change to your program. Make it print the numbers from
+  1 to 100. Record this change.
+ 
+     Useful commands
+     ===============
+
+     Get information about your working directory
+     --------------------------------------------
+     hg summary
+     hg status
+     hg diff
+
+     Throw out changes in one file back to the repo status
+     -----------------------------------------------------
+     hg revert
+    
+     Visit a different revision (these two are synonyms)
+     ------------------------------------------------------
+     hg update
+     hg checkout
+
+     Inspect a summary of your changes
+     ---------------------------------
+     hg log
+     hg log -G
+     

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+For this second task, sign up on bitbucket and create a repository.
+
+* Upload your changes to this repository
+
+    Useful commands
+    ===============
+
+    Adding more remote paths to your repo
+    -------------------------------------
+    hg config --local
+
+    Compare your repo with the remote
+    ---------------------------------
+    hg incoming
+    hg outgoing
+
+    Send and receive changes from the remote
+    ----------------------------------------
+    hg pull
+    hg push
+
+If you pull new changes, you may often also want to update. You can do
+both at once with
+
+    hg pull --update
+    hg pull -u
+
+* Work with someone else, and both of you push to this repo. One of
+  you will be unable to push. In order to be able to push, you need to
+  merge or rebase. Remember that a rebase is a merge in which you
+  delete one commit.
+
+    Useful commands
+    ===============
+    
+    Merge the files with another revision
+    -------------------------------------
+    hg merge
+
+    Change what a commit is based on
+    ---------------------------------
+    hg rebase
+
+    Mark files as being resolved or unresolved in a merge
+    -----------------------------------------------------
+    hg resolve --mark
+    hg resolve --unmark
+
+* After you resolve any conflicts, commit your merge and push it.