__Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out.
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📁 Step 1: Initialize the Git Repository
git init
This command initializes a new Git repository in your project folder. In my case:
F:\24MCR074>git init
Initialized empty Git repository in F:/24MCR074/.git/
📝 Step 2: Add a File to the Staging Area
git add 24MCR074.txt
This stages the file so it's ready to be committed. Think of this as putting your changes into a box to be sealed and labeled.
🗃️ Step 3: Commit Your Changes
git commit -m "Added Personal Details"
This saves your changes to the local repository with a message
🩺 Step 4: Checkup Time-Using git status to Monitor Changes
git status
This shows the current state of your working directory and staging area.
🕰️ Step 5: Check Your Commit Log
git log
This command shows a log of all commits made:
🌐 Step 6: Connect to GitHub
git remote add origin https://github.com/nisanthg1010/24MCR074.git
This links your local repo to a remote GitHub repository.
![GitHub repository successfully linked]
🌿 Step 7: Rename the Branch
git branch -M main
I renamed my branch from master to main, which is now the common default.
🚀 Step 8: Push to GitHub
git push -u origin main
This command uploads your code to GitHub:
🌟 Summary:
Version control made simple, smooth, and stylish. 🎯🖋️
You’re now GitHub-ready and good to go! 🌍🚀
From solo coding to global collaboration — Git bridges it all. 🌐🤝
Push with pride. Your code has a home now! 🏡💾
Every line committed is a step closer to excellence. 📈🧠
You’re not just coding, you’re crafting history. 🛠️📚
_Behind every git status is a developer leveling up. 🧑💻💡
Keep checking, keep growing! 🌱🔁
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🚀 Let’s Take A Quick Look at the Code You Used:
git init # Initializes a Git repository in your project
git add <file> # Stages the file for commit
git commit -m "message" # Commits your changes with a message
git status # Checks the status of your repository
git log # View your commit history
git remote add origin <repo_url> # Links your project to GitHub
git branch -M main # Renames your branch to 'main'
git push -u origin main # Pushes your local changes to GitHub
The only way to do great work is to love what you do. – Steve Jobs
💖🚀 Keep coding and commit to success!
Version control is not just about saving your code. It’s about saving your future. – Anonymous
⏳🔗 Your past and future projects are secured, one commit at a time!
The best way to predict the future is to create it. – Abraham Lincoln
🌍💪 You’re writing your own Git story — let’s make it legendary!
Top comments (3)
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