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### Exercise 1: Creating the Seq1 module
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Create a new Python file, called **Seq1.py** in a the **P01 folder**. This file is our **module**, that we will import in all the exercises. Remember that for doing so, you have first to **mark** the P1 folder as **Sources Root** in pyCharm (remember that pyCharm uses the source roots as the starting point for resolving imports).
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Create a new Python file, called **Seq1.py** in a the **P01 folder**. This file is our **module**, that will be imported in all the exercises. Remember that for doing so, you have first to **mark** the P01 folder as **Sources Root** in pyCharm (remember that pyCharm uses the source roots as the starting point for resolving imports).
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Copy the **Seq Class** that you have already developed in the exercises of **Session 6** in the **Seq1.py** file.
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