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My terminal window showing @username>/workspaces/12604773(main) dollarsign Bash:check50:command not foundenter image description here

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The first part up to and including the $ is just a command prompt.

The `bash: check50: command not found" indicates that your environment wasn't set up correctly. I suggest you go back and rerun the setup process given at the beginning of the class.

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  • Yes I can do it but I submitted so many set problems iam end of course so I am afraid that it will start from beginning
    – Sarpesh Malkapgol
    Commented Apr 23, 2023 at 9:13
  • No problem there. Your results are recorded on their servers, not your dev environment. If anything does happen, you can always contact staff to get it fixed. Worst case, backup your work to date. If your scores were ever to get "lost", you could always resubmit.
    – Cliff B
    Commented Apr 23, 2023 at 17:37
  • Yes sir I am trying do that from beginning but I want sign up new GitHub account then I have to submit set problems from beginning so pls any other option that only I get dollarsign as prompt in terminal window
    – Sarpesh Malkapgol
    Commented Apr 25, 2023 at 4:45
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Your codespace is running in "recovery mode". Please follow the instructions on this page of the Codespace documentation to reset it.

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