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How to use github from command line
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1. goto git official website i.e. https://git-scm.com
2. download git software for windows
3. install the software after downloading it
4. Run the "Git Bash" software. A git command line will be opened.
5. Change drive by writing "cd /drive-name" and press enter button.
6. Change folder / directory by writing "cd folder-name" and press enter button.
7. Go back from the folder / directory by writing "cd //" and press enter button.
8. You can check list of folders / files in a folder by writing "ls" and press enter button.
9. Now, type command ( git config --global user.name "ZafarBukhari" )
10. type command ( git config --global user.email [email protected]
11. type command ( git clone https://github.com/ZafarBukhari/AI-ISB-Q1.git )
12. it will done remote cloning and will create a folder within the same folder with same name and will sync with the github repository.
13. Now, switch to inner folder by writing "cd ai-isb-q1" i.e. (newly created folder name).
14. create a file inside it "syncronized folder".
15. write command on git bash terminal "git add using_git.txt" i.e. newly created file.
16. check status by writing command "git status" and press enter button. This will verify that newly created file (using_git.txt in this case) has been sync with master or branch repository.
17. Then before uploading, do commit by writing "git commit -m ("any comments") using_git.txt" and press enter button. This will commit the file with Github.
18. Now, push your file at git repository by writing this command i.e.
"git push -u origin master" and press enter button.
19. Now, first time a login screen will display, enter here the git username and password.
20. Now, goto github page, refresh it. You will see that the desired file has been "PUSHED" into github repository.
21. That's all.....
22. For any help, you can watch this video...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_Clau1bYco