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You will create and make your changes to the code in the `practice` subdirectory. If you need a hint or want to verify your changes, look at the complete version in the `solution` subdirectory.

## Part A: Set up a new project using the Temporal package initializer
1. Download the `hello-world` project using the following command:

```
npx @temporalio/create@latest ./exercises/hello-workflow/practice
```

You will be prompted to answer a couple of questions. Respond in the following way:

```
Need to install the following packages:
@temporalio/[email protected]
Ok to proceed? (y)
y
```

```
Which sample would you like to use?
> hello-world
```

```
Would you like me to initialize a git repository for the project?
N
```

Once the project has been downloaded, you will see some suggestions for how to begin working with your Temporal Application.


## Part B: Review the Workflow Business Logic
## Part A: Review the Workflow Business Logic

1. Open the `workflows.ts` file (located in the `practice` subdirectory) in the editor.
2. Review the input parameters, business logic, and return value.

## Part C: Change the Task Queue Name for the Worker
## Part B: Change the Task Queue Name for the Worker

1. Open the `worker.ts` file (located in the `practice/src` subdirectory) in the editor
2. Change the task queue name to `greeting-tasks`
3. Save your changes
4. Repeat this process in the `client.ts` file

## Part D: Start the Worker
## Part C: Start the Worker

1. Go to a terminal window in the environment and change to the `exercises/hello-workflow/practice/src` subdirectory for this exercise
2. Run the following command to start the Worker:
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npm run start.watch
```

## Part E: Start the Workflow from the Command Line
## Part D: Start the Workflow from the Command Line

1. Open another terminal window in the environment and change to the `exercises/hello-workflow/practice/src` subdirectory.
2. Run the following command:
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If you have time, continue with the optional part of the exercise below to see how to view the result using `temporal`.

## Part F (Optional): Display the Result
## Part E (Optional): Display the Result
You can run the following command to display the result of a Workflow Execution:

```command
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