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Beginner's Guide to GitHub

This 4-day training document outlines an introduction to Git and GitHub. Day 1 covers what Git is and setting up accounts and repositories. Day 2 focuses on deploying files to GitHub repositories by creating files, staging changes, committing, and pushing. Day 3 introduces branches by creating, committing to, and merging a new branch. Day 4 covers resolving conflicts and forking external repositories.

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Beginner's Guide to GitHub

This 4-day training document outlines an introduction to Git and GitHub. Day 1 covers what Git is and setting up accounts and repositories. Day 2 focuses on deploying files to GitHub repositories by creating files, staging changes, committing, and pushing. Day 3 introduces branches by creating, committing to, and merging a new branch. Day 4 covers resolving conflicts and forking external repositories.

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Github (4 Days)

Prerequisites : -​ None

Day Topic Tasks


Day 1 Introduction to Git 1. What is git ?
Tools 2. Install git in local machine
3. Create account in github
4. Create private repository named “My Private”
5. Create public repository named “My Public”
6. Creating a repository named “My Repository”

Day 2 Deploy file in github 1. Create a text file named “My File” which
includes your name with date
2. Staging “My File”
3. Making Commit
4. Push file into “My Repository”

Day 3 Deploy file in new 1. Create new branch named “newbranch”


branch 2. Do all tasks in day 2 in this branch with
different file name “My New File”
3. Create a pull request
4. Merge “newbranch” in “master”

Day 4 Conflict and Forks 1. Create a conflict


2. Remove conflicts
3. Fork a repository (anyone) and run in local
machine

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