Merge pull request #44 from LaunchCodeEducation/chapter-7-link

Chapter 7 patch

content/how-programs-work/reading/installs-and-setups/index.md

@@ -15,29 +15,25 @@ For this course, you will be working in a **integrated development environment (
 
 This is where you will write and run your code.
 
-<!-- TODO: Add Link below when able -->
-<!-- We have created a Visual Studio Code [installation guide]() for you to follow. -->
+We have created a Visual Studio Code [installation guide]({{% relref "../../../installations/install-visual-studio" %}}) for you to follow.
 
 ## Setting Up Your Terminal
 
 We will be using the terminal to keep track of our code.  You will need to make sure that your terminal is set up.  
 
 This tool is used for giving commands to your code to run or start.  This tool is also used to help track the status of your code as you work on it.  We will learn about it more in later chapters.
 
-<!-- TODO: Add Link below when able -->
-<!-- We have created a Terminal [installation guide]() for you to follow. -->
+We have created a Terminal [installation guide]({{% relref "../../../installations/terminal-setup" %}}) for you to follow.
 
-<!-- ## Setting Up Python
+## Setting Up Python
 
-Once your terminal has been installed, you will need to install `Python`.
-<!-- TODO: Add Link below when able -->
-We have created a `Python` [installation guide]() for you to follow.
+Once your terminal has been installed, you will need to install `Python`. We have created a `Python` [installation guide]({{% relref "../../../installations/install-python" %}}) for you to follow.
 
 ## Setting Up Git
 
 In the terminal, we will be using Git.  Git is a version control tool, or a way to track and manage changes in your code.  We will explore it more later in this course.  In the next section of this chapter, you will learn the basic git commands needed to work with the codebases in this course.
-<!-- TODO: Add Link below when able -->
-<!-- We have created a Git [installation guide]() for you to follow. -->
+
+We have created a Git [installation guide]({{% relref "../../../installations/install-git" %}}) for you to follow.
 
 ### Creating Your GitHub Account
 

content/how-programs-work/reading/your-first-program/index.md

@@ -145,9 +145,8 @@ We have used the phrase `Hello, World` as an example throughout this chapter bec
 ![file tree for hello-world repo](../images/visual-studio-code-view.png?classes=border)
 
 1. Double click on `hello.js` to open the file.  You should see instructions and `console.log("Hello");`.  You can type in this file now.  Follow the instructions to complete your first program.  
-   1. Enter your code on line 6 to print 'Hello, World!
-   <!-- TODO: Add link below when able -->
-   1. Open a terminal inside Visual Studio Code.  If you need a refresher, checkout the [installation guide]().
+   1. Enter your code on line 6 to print 'Hello, World!'
+   1. Open a terminal inside Visual Studio Code.  If you need a refresher, checkout the [installation guide]({{% relref "../../../installations/install-visual-studio" %}}).
    1. Inside your terminal type the following commands
       1. Next type the command `python3 hello.py`.  This should run the program, which in this case prints your message in the terminal.  
       ```bash