Welcome to C# July 2023

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Here's some handy info about using git in your terminal:

Push to GitHub for the first time

• cd into project from terminal (need to be inside your project)
• git init (initialize an empty repo in your project)
• git add . (add everything that's been changed, staging it for pushing into github)
• git commit -m "First commit" (Give a descriptive name to what you're adding)
• git branch -M main (create the main branch, overwrites default master branch)
• git remote add origin "your origin url here" (connects you to the git repository)
• git push -u origin main (add everything you staged with git add to your repo)

Update an existing project

• cd into the project from terminal (need to be inside your project)
• git add . (adds all the files you changed, staging it for pushing into github)
• git commit -m "Second commit or whatever" (Give a descriptive name to what you're editing)
• git push (add everything you just committed to your repo)

Other handy git commands

• git pull downloads any updates made by yourself or other collaborators
• git checkout nameOfBranch if you have multiple branches, this will change the working branch