GIT Work Flow

• Create an account in GitHub. Login to GitHub and create a new repository, say "TestRepo".
• On your local computer, download Git.exe following the instructions at https://git-scm.com/downloads
• On your local computer, create a folder, say "TestRepo".
• Go to command prompt, change directory to TestRepo and C:\TestRepo>git init
• This above command creates a ".git" folder in TestRepo folder.
• Now create couple of files, test1.txt, test2.txt, in TestRepo folder.
• C:\TestRepo>git add . (Note: after git add, a period is there, don't forget that)
• The above command moves the files test1.txt, test2.txt to staging area.
• C:\TestRepo>git commit -m "committing test1, test2 files"
• The above command moves the files test1.txt, test2.txt to local repository.
• C:\TestRepo>git remote add origin <https clone URL from github>
• The above command connects to the github when you provide the correct username and password.
• C:\TestRepo>git push origin master
• The above command pushes your files from your local repository to github remote repository
• C:\TestRepo>git pull origin master
• The above command pulls the files from github remote repository to your local repository.
• Happy programming!!