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Steps To Upload To Github

To upload code to GitHub, first create a new repository and copy its link. Then clone the repository to your local computer using the git clone command followed by the link. Add and commit any new files to the local repository using git add and git commit commands. Finally, push the changes to GitHub using git push. This will upload the new files to your GitHub repository.

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Steps To Upload To Github

To upload code to GitHub, first create a new repository and copy its link. Then clone the repository to your local computer using the git clone command followed by the link. Add and commit any new files to the local repository using git add and git commit commands. Finally, push the changes to GitHub using git push. This will upload the new files to your GitHub repository.

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Steps 

to Uploading Your Code to GitHub

Step 1
Create a New Repository in GitHub.com
Step 2
Give the Repository a Name, set it to Public, and check 
“Initialize with readme”.
Step 3
Copy the link associated with your new repository from 
GitHub.

Step 4
Open the Bash (or Terminal) window.
Step 5
Using Console, navigate into a folder where you’d like to 
download your code. 

So, in my case, I’m navigating into a folder called RutgersWork in my g: Drive. In your case, it can be 
anywhere on your computer that you want to download code to. 

Step 6
Next, in console – type the command: “git clone _________” 
and paste the link to your GitHub repository in that blank 
space. Your screen should look something like mine.
Step 7
Now if you navigate to that folder using file explorer, you will 
see a new folder with the same name as your repository has 
been downloaded.

Go into that folder and you will see that it currently has a 
README file. This folder is now linked to Git.
 
Step 8
Next create a new HTML file (or use an old HTML file). Save 
that file inside of your local repository folder.
Step 8
In console, navigate into the folder associated with your 
code using the cd command.

Step 9
Next, type the command git add –A. This will tell git to notice 
the addition of the new html file. If this command worked you 
shouldn’t see anything happen.

Step 10
Type the command, git commit –m “_____” and place a 
comment in the quotes. This will save your changes locally.

Step 11
Type the final command git push. Enter your GitHub 
username and password if asked.
Step 12
Go back to the GitHub repository and you should see the file 
having been inserted! 
SUCCESS!!!!

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