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GitHub is a version control and code hosting platform for collaboration. Acquired by Microsoft in 2018, it allows us and others to work from anywhere on multiple projects at once. With the help of GitHub, we can access our code from anywhere and a positive example of this is that if you ever wrote any code or did any productive work and you need it in the future, then you can easily review your work. And together after writing the code once, you will be able to use your work again and again, which will save your precious time and you will also be able to do  productive work.


What is Repository?

A repository contains all our project files and the history of each file modification. We can discuss and manage project work created in our repository.

Basic Step to Create a Repository

Step 1:
  1.  Login to GitHub for more Click me
  2.  Login or Sign Up  
  3.  Successfully Login 
  •     After login successfully you will be in GitHub main page/dashboard. 
Step 2:

After login successfully you will see a new button in the left top side. 

To create a new Repositories you have to click on the new button. 
  1. On clicking it a new window will open on your screen.
  2. Where you get Repository name, Description (optional), Public(Anyone on the internet can see this repository. You choose who can commit.) Private (You choose who can see and commit to this repository.), and Add a README file. Through the README file, we tell about the project so that we / other people can understand what, why and for what purpose we have made it.
  3. After fill all input box then click create Repository.
  4. you have successfully created a  Repository into GitHub.
  5. If you want to create a dir. folder in your repository use "/" operator like "CSS/empty" empty as null to create this folder as CSS so you will see a folder named CSS 

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