How To Add Project to Github in Command Line | Push Code to Github

🚀 Learn how to easily push your project files to GitHub using command lines in this step-by-step tutorial! Whether you're a beginner or looking to streamline your workflow, this guide will walk you through the process.

📂 We'll cover:
- Initializing a Git repository
- Adding files to the staging area
- Committing changes with meaningful messages
- Creating a remote repository on GitHub
- Linking your local and remote repositories
- Pushing your code and collaborating with others

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
01:15 - Initializing a Git repository
02:30 - Adding and committing files
04:10 - Creating a remote repository on GitHub
06:00 - Pushing changes and collaboration

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[aleshiamichelle]

Thank you soo very much for this "precise and to the point" This has helped me tremendously!

[adeeshaperera]

But when we create a git repository, it has main branch. Not the master branch. So how to do this ?

[Rossilorenzo-yfoq]

After git init no (.git) files were created in my file system. What to do?