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Git and GitHub Hands Day 1 Task

The document provides step-by-step instructions for configuring Git and GitHub on a system. It details how to set up user accounts, install Git, clone and commit code to a local repository, push changes to a remote GitHub repository, and view commit histories and diffs.

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Git and GitHub Hands Day 1 Task

The document provides step-by-step instructions for configuring Git and GitHub on a system. It details how to set up user accounts, install Git, clone and commit code to a local repository, push changes to a remote GitHub repository, and view commit histories and diffs.

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Git and GitHub Hands-on Practical

Day 1: - Task
Today we are doing configuration setup of Git and GitHub in our System, so
that we can easily push our code on repository for future reference.
Here step by step process are given below:
1. First go to github.com and signup if you have an account then login
https://github.com/

2. Download git and install in your system


https://git-scm.com/downloads

3. Check your git is properly installed or not by using


git –version
4. Check your user config in Git Bash by using command
Git config –list

5. If there are no user then add by using command


git config –global user.name “username”
git config –global user.email “useremail”
6. If you want to remove any user from your git then use command
git config –unset –global user.name “”
git config –unset –global user.email “”

7. Now go to GitHub, click on your profile, choose your repository menu


then click on New to create a repository
8. Once repository create then copy given URL and past it in your code
editor like VS Code or in git bash by using following command
git clone <URL>

press enter

9. Open this repository in VS Code or any other code editor software


 In VS Code install an extension to connect your GitHub Repository
 Click on Account icon which are showing at left bottom corner and
sign in with your GitHub account

 After completion of these task create file like index.html and write
your code. Save it
10. Open terminal in vs code and use command to stage your code
git add . for staging all code
git add <file-name> for staging particular file

11. After staging, save your code in local repo by using following command
git commit -m “meaningful message”

12. After commit, save it on your central repo (GitHub) by using


git push origin <branch-name>

here, origin is remote access name


if there is any right access permission error are showing then use
following command for remote access

git remote add origin <URL of repository>


13. Now check repository, your find your code successfully store on GitHub
14. After complete above step, use these command to check status of your
workspace , see commit, difference etc. using following command

git status to check workspace status

git log –oneline to show all commit in a single line


git log to show commit list
git show <commit-id> to show what is commit in repo

Second Method to store your code in central repository

15. First create a folder in your system like ( Demo )


Open it in VS Code
Open terminal and run the following command
git init to initialize your folder in git repository

do step 9 for extension and account, if already done ignore it

16. After completion of Step 14


Stage your code and commit it in local repository by using
Step 10 and 11

17. Before push your code on GitHub, connect your remote access by using
following command

git remote add origin <URL of repository>


18. And last push your code on GitHub

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