Thread by @thearfakhan

Hello everyone! Today, we'll be discussing how to use Github and Git commands for beginners. Let's get started! #Github #Git #BeginnerTutorial
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[2/10] Github is a platform for version control and collaboration. It's a hub for developers to store, manage and share their code. #Github

[3/10] To start using Github, you'll need to create an account and download Git on your computer. You can find the download link on the Github website. #Github #Git

[4/10] Git is a command line tool that allows you to manage your code and keep track of changes made to your files. #Git

[5/10] To use Git, you'll need to navigate to your project directory in the terminal. You can do this by using the "cd" command. #Git #Terminal

[6/10] The first command you'll need to use is "git init". This initializes a new Git repository in your project directory. #Git #CommandTutorial

[7/10] Next, you'll need to add your files to the repository using the "git add" command. For example: "git add . " will add all files in your directory. #Git #CommandTutorial

[8/10] After you've added your files, you'll need to commit your changes using the "git commit" command. You can add a message with the commit using "-m" flag. #Git #CommandTutorial

[9/10] To push your code to Github, you'll need to use the "git push" command. You'll need to specify the remote repository you want to push to and the branch. #Git #CommandTutorial

[10/10] And that's it! You now know how to use Github and Git commands for beginners. Keep practicing and happy coding! #Git #Github #BeginnerTutorial