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### Julia Packages

When your notebook runs on github, no packages are installed. To solve this, you need to **declare a package environment** inside the notebook, using `Pkg`.
The future is now! If you use Pluto >v1.5.0, it's new in-built package manager stores required packages in the notebook itself!
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However, if you choose to, you can **declare a package environment** inside the notebook, using `Pkg`.

For example, instead of:

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- Place the Pkg commands and the imports in the same cell.
- You can use the same setup when running your notebook locally. Julia will re-use existing package installations, so this will only download and install packages the first time.

_In the future, Pluto will automate this process for you!_ 🙈

### Homepage

If you go to the (GitHub Pages) URL of repository, you will see a small index of the notebooks in this repository. You can customize this page, two options are:
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