ASSIGNMENTS

1.FIRST ASSIGNMENT

* Install Git ( click here.)

* Configure User Information in Git

* Create a project in local system

* Create a file called "First_File.txt" (Add some content into the file)

* Add the file to Git

* Commit the file to Git local repository 


2.  SECOND ASSIGNMENT 

* Create an account in GitHub

* Create a remote repository

* Pull source code from Remote repository to local system

* Create a file called “FirstPush.txt” and upload the file from local system to Remote repo

* Create a branch called “Team-A”

* Add a file called “Feature-A.txt” to Team-A branch.

* Push the newly created file to Branch-A. 





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