Activity #5 GitHub Fundamentals

Step # 01: just create a blank folder or either have at least 1 File inside of that Folder.

Step # 02: open any ide you have or your CMD to start the git Configuration like for GitHub UserName and Email.

Step # 03: then config the "git init" to initialize a new Git repository.

Step # 04: Use the git add command to stage changes, such as when you create or edit a file like variable.py. After that, use the git status command to check the state of your files.

Step # 05: git commit: Use the git commit command to save your staged changes with a descriptive message. For example, after staging changes, run git commit -m "commited all variables" to record those changes in your local repository.

Step # 06: git push: Use the git push command to upload your local commits to the remote repository. For example, git push origin main sends your local changes to the main branch on the remote repository.

Step # 07: git pull: Use the git pull command to update your local branch with changes from the remote repository.

Step # 08: git log: Use the git log command to view the history of commits in your current branch. For instance, git log displays a list of commits with details like commit authors and Date.