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Basics

Create a new folder folder on your computer, and start coding.

  1. Create a file called file01.txt.

  2. Add file01.txt to the staging area.

  3. Commit with the message "adding file01.txt". Then push to GitHub

  4. Add content to file01.txt. Repeat steps 2-3.

  5. Create another file called file02.txt.

  6. Add content to file02.txt. Follow step 2-3

  7. Delete any file

  8. Add this change to the staging area

  9. Commit with the message "removing file_NUMBER.txt", push to GitHub

  10. Create a README.md file and add various types of content such as images, videos, and code snippets. You can use the provided sample content as a template for creating your own README.md file. The README.md file is a key component of any project as it provides important information about the project and helps users and contributors understand how to use and contribute to it.

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