Directions

1. Use keyboard shortcuts to move this browser window to the left side of your screen and your terminal in the top right corner.
2. Fork this repository.
3. Clone your copy of the repository to your local machine.
4. Open the repository in VS Code. Use a keyboard shortcut to move VS Code to the bottom right corner of your screen.
5. Create a new file in that directory called github_cfu.md. Add some notes about all of the git commands you know in that file.
6. Add and commit your work, then push those changes to GitHub.
7. Now, show how you would remove the remote origin.
8. Create a new remote repository in GitHub and connect your local repository to that one.

Git Commands That I Know

• git push - send work from local repo to remote repo
• git add <filename> - add file to staging area
• git commit -m "message" - transfers file from staging area to be saved and viewed later
• git clone <SSH local code here> - transfers remote reop to your local repo in a designated dir
• git status - checks where we are in the git workflow
• git diff - shows the actual changes made