Make the Getting Started example executable #601
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The first thing most folks want to do on a Getting Started page is to run the example so this swaps out the local path for one present on all installs. Also moves the `os` import down to where it is used to keep things simpler.
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The first thing most folks want to do on a Getting Started page is to run the example so this swaps out the local path for one present on all installs. Also moves the `os` import down to where it is used to keep things simpler.
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The first thing most folks want to do on a Getting Started page is to run the example so this swaps out the local path for one present on all installs.
Also moves the
osimport down to where it is used to keep things simpler.