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@@ -147,8 +147,6 @@ <h2>Data Visualization - Fall 2024</h2>
 
 **Be aware:** you might have to put a full path to "cd" into like `cd /Users/jillnaiman/jnaiman.github.io`
 
-Step 6: Add an `index.html` file to this new folder (download via the link in Lab \#4).
-
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 ## github.io for publishing
@@ -157,40 +155,40 @@ <h2>Data Visualization - Fall 2024</h2>
 
 Be aware: you might have to put a full path to "cd" into like `cd /Users/jillnaiman/jnaiman.github.io`
 
-Step 6: Add an `index.html` file to this new folder (download via the link in Lab \#4).
+Step 7: Add an `index.html` file to this new folder (download via the link in Lab \#4).
 
 
 ---
 
 ## github.io for publishing
 
-Step 7: Add files to your repo officially
+Step 8: Add files to your repo officially
  * ```git add -A```
 
-Step 8: Commit these files (say what you are doing)
+Step 9: Commit these files (say what you are doing)
  * ```git commit -m "my first add"```
 
-Step 9: Push to your online repo
+Step 10: Push to your online repo
  * ```git push```
 
-Step 10: wait for your website to build and then check it out!
+Step 11: wait for your website to build and then check it out!
  * Link: ```https://YOUR_GITHUB_USER_NAME.github.io/```
 
 
 ---
 
 ## github.io for publishing
 
-Step 7: Add files to your repo officially
+Step 8: Add files to your repo officially
  * ```git add -A```
 
-Step 8: Commit these files (say what you are doing)
+Step 9: Commit these files (say what you are doing)
  * ```git commit -m "my first add"```
 
-Step 9: Push to your online repo
+Step 10: Push to your online repo
  * ```git push```
 
-Step 10: wait for your website to build and then check it out!
+Step 11: wait for your website to build and then check it out!
  * Link: ```https://YOUR_GITHUB_USER_NAME.github.io/```
 
 **You can also use the GUI interface for this if you want!**

diff --git a/week06/lecture05p2.md b/week06/lecture05p2.md
@@ -114,8 +114,6 @@ Step 6: In the command line, move into your github.io folder with `cd <GITHUB US
 
 **Be aware:** you might have to put a full path to "cd" into like `cd /Users/jillnaiman/jnaiman.github.io`
 
-Step 6: Add an `index.html` file to this new folder (download via the link in Lab \#4).
-
 ---
 
 ## github.io for publishing
@@ -124,40 +122,40 @@ Step 6: In the command line, move into your github.io folder with `cd <GITHUB US
 
 Be aware: you might have to put a full path to "cd" into like `cd /Users/jillnaiman/jnaiman.github.io`
 
-Step 6: Add an `index.html` file to this new folder (download via the link in Lab \#4).
+Step 7: Add an `index.html` file to this new folder (download via the link in Lab \#4).
 
 
 ---
 
 ## github.io for publishing
 
-Step 7: Add files to your repo officially
+Step 8: Add files to your repo officially
  * ```git add -A```
 
-Step 8: Commit these files (say what you are doing)
+Step 9: Commit these files (say what you are doing)
  * ```git commit -m "my first add"```
 
-Step 9: Push to your online repo
+Step 10: Push to your online repo
  * ```git push```
 
-Step 10: wait for your website to build and then check it out!
+Step 11: wait for your website to build and then check it out!
  * Link: ```https://YOUR_GITHUB_USER_NAME.github.io/```
 
 
 ---
 
 ## github.io for publishing
 
-Step 7: Add files to your repo officially
+Step 8: Add files to your repo officially
  * ```git add -A```
 
-Step 8: Commit these files (say what you are doing)
+Step 9: Commit these files (say what you are doing)
  * ```git commit -m "my first add"```
 
-Step 9: Push to your online repo
+Step 10: Push to your online repo
  * ```git push```
 
-Step 10: wait for your website to build and then check it out!
+Step 11: wait for your website to build and then check it out!
  * Link: ```https://YOUR_GITHUB_USER_NAME.github.io/```
 
 **You can also use the GUI interface for this if you want!**