how to use git quickly part 2

One simple example to push your code to your github account

• After you’re done with Part 1 , Let’s practice now.

Create a new repository in your github

• Just log into your github account and create a new repository
  

Clone the repository to local

• After that, you go to the new repository page to copy the SSH or HTTPS url to clone the repository into local
  
• Then go back to git bash and type git clone url
  
• The repository is in your local destination now.

Edit your code on local

• Like you can add a new python script
  

Push your code to github

1. Add the code into buffering

   $ git add .

• Notice there is a dot in the end of the command. It means add all things into the buffer. And there is a frequently-used command git status. It can check the status of your local repository now.
  
• Now commit your buffer

  $ git commit -m "first commit"

• -m means the message you can record here.
  
• Now you can push your code into your github now

  $ git push origin main

• And you can see the response message like this
  
• That means you push your local code into your github repository. And you can you can check your websit repository right now.
  

Congratulations ! You finished the simple use of git and github. Try to play it to get more fun yourself, good luck!!!