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Once you have it downloaded and set up (I have a mac so I can't really offer much advice as to the setup), go to your command line. Type "cd" to change your directory until you reach the directory that you setup as the repository. Then type these commands: git statusprints the status of what you currently have selected git add_(file path/ .)_ adds a file that you named to your commit, or you can put a "." to add everything in that directory git commit -m “(description)”I really am not quite sure what this does, but you're supposed to type it to add a description of the changes you made. A short, two or three word title basically. git push originPushes your commit to GitHub git statusget the status of your directory, to make sure everything pushed correctly
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Download GitHub for your computer (I think this is the right link for you)
Once you have it downloaded and set up (I have a mac so I can't really offer much advice as to the setup), go to your command line. Type "cd" to change your directory until you reach the directory that you setup as the repository. Then type these commands:
git status prints the status of what you currently have selected
git add _(file path/ .)_ adds a file that you named to your commit, or you can put a "." to add everything in that directory
git commit -m “(description)” I really am not quite sure what this does, but you're supposed to type it to add a description of the changes you made. A short, two or three word title basically.
git push origin Pushes your commit to GitHub
git status get the status of your directory, to make sure everything pushed correctly
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: