Install Git in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, 22.04 LTS (Linux) and Push/Publish your work in Github

In this video i will show how to install git in ubuntu 20.04LTS and other versions such as 21.04 and 22.04 LTS and git works for all the distributions like Fedora, Linux Mint, KaliLinux, Kubuntu , Lubuntu, Arch Linux etc.
I have also shown how to create the github account and push or publish your work in to the github using git.

TimeStamp :
Intro: 00:00
Install Git : 00:14
Create Github Account : 00:54
Create Repository : 2:03
Push into Github: 3:29

Commands used :
$ sudo apt get install git

For pushing into git :
$ git init
$ git status
$ git add .
$ git commit -m "commit message"
$ git remote add origin "github repository link"
$ git push -u origin master

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[freshedits]

I saw many videos even in my native language for hours but i understood your small tutorial. It's very clear and effective.

[raghuvardhansaripalli]

Hi Arjun, YOU ARE GOD FOR ME. I STRUGGLED for 3 hours to commit. I was doing commit through eclipse and not working. now through CLI with your commands i followed its working. THANK YOU SO MUCH. GOD BLESS YOU !!! :)

[asunavk]

Nice and easy, my trouble was around inserting the user and name and following this video did the trick, noice👍

[alibabascience]

Thank you the problem is solved with your second video

[UsmanGhani-puls]

very clear vedio tbh a good one i seen so far

[ujjwalmakwana]

Thanks for making tutorial ❤‍🔥, it helped me a lot
You're pro AF

[mixcontent]

this means every time we want to push some thing on github we have to take the PAT then get permission and then receive it on github?

[abhishekozha]

Should username and email be same?? I get error while pushing

[Himanshubishnoi-tdnh]

It shows this password authentication method was removed?

[tech]

password method was removed from github

[ShaliniSingh-yort]

Could you please tell me why we use git clone
And also what is the difference between git init vs git clone

[saylensya]

It was very helpful, thank you so much!!

[alibabascience]

remote: Support for password authentication was removed on August 13, 2021.
after the authentication ??

[sehrishzarin]

when i enter my username and password it says "support for password authentication was removed on 13 august 2021, please look at the documentation", what should i do?

[krishna_]

E: Package 'git' has no installation candidate
How to solve this problem??

[asadullahmonsur]

Can anyone give hints about git installation on Ubuntu but not as administrator. As a non admin and non-sudo user. I have downloaded source tar and successfully installed. But when I open via intellij:::- during the first commit it shows unable to find helper for remote https

[ManojKrVerma-vwdx]

not working in 22.04 shows "E: The package code needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it."

[abinashpradhan]

bro permanent credential save garna lai chai k garnu parxa?

[panendraommina]

how to use personal access token to push the commit

[smithhoowe]

6:28 This tutorial was awesome, but sadly GitHub changed this part of the authentication to a Token system, so I think the end of this video needs to be updated.