Google Code-in

Prerequisite:

1. Make a GitHub account.
2. This is your first-ever repository on your GitHub account.

Steps:

1. Install git and create a GitHub account.
2. Create a repository by clicking "+" in the upper-right corner of any GitHub page and then click "New repository".
3. Name your repository, ("First-GCI-Task"), check the 'Initialize this repository with a README' option and click "Create repository".
4. Clone the repository to your computer.
5. Open the terminal and change the current working directory to your local project.
6. Add any files or edit the README file in your new local repository. This step is just to make sure there are changes to be committed, so any change in the repository would do.
7. Commit the files in your computer.
8. Push the changes in your local repository to GitHub.

Optional Steps:

1. Make a few more commits.
2. Learn to make use of rebase command and squash every commit in master into a single commit.

Resources:

• Creating a repository - GitHub
• Cloning a repository - GitHub
• Commiting changes - Atlassian Git Tutorial
• Pushing to GitHub from your computer - GitHub
• Using rebase command
• If you need help or get lost, post a response to our Participant Questions topic in our #gci stream.

Work Submission:

• Submit the link of your repository - https://github.com/[USERNAME]/First-GCI-Task
• Screenshot each and every one of the above steps and upload all of them into a single Imgur post, and submit the link to that post.