Step 1: Install git on your computer
Step 2: Open a new account in GitHub, if you are new
Step 3: Create a New Repository and make it public(others can view your code). Add a README.md for description if you need it.
Step 4: Open the git bash(by right-clicking Git Bash here) on any directory where you wanna save your code.
Step 5:It’s the time for cloning your repo on your computer. By typing in the terminal
git clone (repo URL)
Now you can see the repo on the place you wanna store it.
Step6:Add your source files.
git add filename
Step 7: Check whether your files are modified or added
git status
Step 8: Commit refers to save changes.
git commit “you can type any message in this quotations”
Step 9: Time to push your code.
git push origin master
After all, reload your repo page. Now you can see your code
The terminologies crossed over GitHub,
Repository- A place where our code is stored
Clone- A copy of our or any repo
Staging- Adding files
Commit- Saving changes
Push- Pushing code to our repo
There are one or two ways to push our code on GitHub and this is the simple one. If you wanna learn more, https://gitforeverybody.com/free-git-tutorials/
Git Cheatsheet -https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/atlassian-git-cheatsheet
