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Git Two Questions

This document outlines the steps to structure and push two questions to a single GitHub repository. It includes creating folders for each question, placing code, initializing Git, staging and committing changes, adding a remote, and pushing to GitHub. The process ensures both questions are organized and uploaded to the same branch in the repository.

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Git Two Questions

This document outlines the steps to structure and push two questions to a single GitHub repository. It includes creating folders for each question, placing code, initializing Git, staging and committing changes, adding a remote, and pushing to GitHub. The process ensures both questions are organized and uploaded to the same branch in the repository.

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Steps to Structure & Push Two Questions to One GitHub Repo

1. Ensure you are in your repo root (folder named with your roll number, e.g., 2200031577):
cd /path/to/2200031577

2. Create folders for each question:


mkdir Question1 Question2

3. Place your code:


- For Q1 (React frontend):
• Generate: npx create-react-app Question1
• Or move existing app: mv /path/to/reactapi/* Question1/
- For Q2 (API/backend or another project):
• Create files/folders inside Question2/

4. Create a .gitignore file in the root to ignore dependencies:


echo "node_modules/" > .gitignore
echo ".DS_Store" >> .gitignore

5. Initialize Git (if not already):


git init

6. Stage and commit Question1:


git add Question1/
git commit -m "Add Question1 solution"

7. Stage and commit Question2:


git add Question2/
git commit -m "Add Question2 solution"

8. Add your GitHub remote (only once):


git remote add origin https://github.com/your-username/2200031577.git

9. Ensure you're on the main branch:


git branch -M main

10. Push all commits to GitHub (both Q1 & Q2 on the same branch):
git push -u origin main

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