## <center>Hello everyone</center>

<b>Good day</b> 
<I>am Renuel am happy to be joining this platform as I heard they are a lot of interesting things to learn, In return I will be doing daily tutorial of the little I know in some programming languages.
Firstly to be able to code with smart phone and run it in real time in connection to others, you need a terminal.</I>
Therefore my first post will be on setting up and personalizing your terminal...... So let's begin:
<b>Step1:</b> Download Fdriod from which the latest/ up-to-date version of Termux would be found.

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<b>Step2:</b> Download Termux 

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<b>Step3: </b>install Termux
<b>Step4:</b> Type in the following commands to set it up:
<b>1.</b> termux-setup-storage - it's case sensitive so u have to type it in exactly as I did, then it ask to grant Termux permission, agree to all terms
 <b>2.</b> Now to update ur terminal for use "apt update" && "apt upgrade", this will bring the Termux terminal up-to-date.
 <b>3.</b> Install basic Termux tool I.e:
      I. apt install git
      II. apt install w-get
      III. apt install nano - 'text editor'
      IV. apt install (language of your choice 'python, java,etc')
Mostly every Terminal comes with a built-in of mostly all languages but do the above to be  
         sure they all are up-to-date or visit my git repository for the full setup and follow through     
 with the instructions to setup and personalize your terminal to your taste..... In my next
 post I will be teaching you how to manually design your Termux but till then u can use my 
         tool made available for you although d text-styling still needs work, I promise to get it up
         and running before this post becomes a day old 🧔.
Next we will be talking about the uses of a terminal (Termux) and who needs it
<b><center>Who needs Terminal:</center></b>
<b>1. Web-programmers -</b> use terminal to locally host and browse through there works, checking for faults and making corrections.

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2. <b>Hackers -</b> to launch various attacks and create malwares and stuffs.
3. <b>Back-end-developers - </b>this are also web-developers but they design the responsiveness speed and activities of a website they also use terminal

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4. <b>Cyber security engineers -</b> uses terminal also to for their activities either trying to stop a hacker or building tools to prevent hacking and reduce vunerability.
5. <b>Upcoming web-developers/programmers  - </b>uses terminal to learn/practice development and coding.
6. <b>You -</b> Because I bet you wanna look cool in front of your friends and dazzle their mind with some interesting tricks u can check d image below to see one of d tricks.

![Screenshot_20220809-105532.jpg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmUgrUQ3r6oA4CiWy46dBThvKJTfYaSJECyAjUBeNmoBw8/Screenshot_20220809-105532.jpg)

 <b><center>Uses of a Terminal</center></b>
1. A code friendly environment that supports all types of language and can be use to run projects on the giving language.

![Screenshot_20220809-232041.jpg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmWwa7aGSvtJ5uDzxVvw9MeeLchmqTpfdbTaT5E9H1joH1/Screenshot_20220809-232041.jpg)

2. Used to locally host a project to get a preview of what it looks like.
3. Used for pentesting and cyber activities
4.  Used by you to amaze your friends, etc.
So as promised my tool for starting up and personalizing your Termux can be gotten on your termux by running the code below:
git clone https://github.com/Enthernetcode/Termux-Setup
Pictures are made available......

![Screenshot_20220809-232022.jpg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmZ33tbefPfFpwEAmt4CsFVcc3ycaYAAJpsCEGFDUvJtjw/Screenshot_20220809-232022.jpg)

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<b>N/B:</b> All images used are screenshots of my projects and gotten from my Gallery.