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How to get started and making your first commit step by step:

1. There are a few options for IDE, pick the one you are most comfortable in. VS code is a popular choice.
2. Fork the code. This allows you to freely add/edit the contents without effecting the actual code:
3. After forking, you will then clone your forked repository
4. For VS code, make sure to install the GitHub extension.
5. Back on GitHub, on your forked repository page, click the "Code" button and copy the HTTPS or SSH URL.
6. On VS code, open a new window and select clone git repo:
7. From there, paste the link you copied from github and clone it. It will take a few moments.
8. Add your code or edit the files.
9. Once you are done editing, you can commit and push your files back to your privated forked code on git.
10. Once you are comfortable with your code and want to get your code reviewed to add to the open source project, make a pull request
11. Once you have selected a new pull request, select compare and pull request button next to the branch you pushed your changes to.
12. Now review changes and give a title and description for your pull request, and ensure that the changes look as expected.
13. Lastly Click on the create pull request button to submit your changes for review by the project maintainers.