first create the folder for the package usual it is called `packagename_ws`where `_ws` stands for then you enter the directory and create another directory called `src` then run the `colcon build` command.
```bash
colcon build
```
next go into the `install` folder and add the `setup.bash` source command to your `~/.bashrc`
Now add it to the setup.py file in the `entry_points` section.
it is setup with the name of the ROS2 command first then the equals followed by the package name, python file name that is in the same folder as the `__init__.py`, and finally the function name to call, usual `main`.
```python
entry_points={
'console_scripts': [
"test_node = husky_test.my_first_node:main"
],
},
```
The final step is building the script and testing it.
since we are using python and it is interpreted we can simplify the build process when working buy using the symlink command to avoid building.
```bash
colcon build --symlink-install
```
then just like before run the `source ~/.bashrc` command to refresh everything and after that you will never have to worry about building or refreshing again.
## Creating a C++ Packages
Go to the workspace folder that was created in the last step and open the `src` folder. In this folder run this command.
Next open the program menu on VSCode using `CTRL + SHIFT + P`. Select the `C/C++: Edit Configurations (JSON)`. Make Sure the `c_cpp_properties.json` file has the `"/opt/ros/humble/include/**"` include