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5. Now you can start working with the resource files. They are saved in the folder you chose in the 2. step.

### Updating the repository
Whenever you start working on the repository, you should update your local files with eventual changes. This is important since we will be including new chapters along.
Whenever you start working on the repository, you should update your local files with eventual changes. This is important since we will be including new chapters along the way.
1. Open a terminal.
2. Navigate inside the folder of the repository on your machine. (`cd <foldername>`)
3. Execute the terminal command `git pull`
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`import matplotlib.pyplot as plt`

## Current state
Currently, six chapters are published. Upcoming chapters are: stress (Ch. 7), strain (Ch. 8), elasticity (Ch. 9), and the inversion problem (Ch. 10).
Currently, six chapters are published. Upcoming chapters are: stress (Ch. 7), strain (Ch. 8), elasticity (Ch. 9), and the inversion problem (Ch. 10).