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GitHub Get Started


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Get Started with GitHub

Welcome! This page will guide you through the first steps of using GitHub for version control and collaboration.


1. Sign Up for GitHub

Go to GitHub and create a free account:

Screenshot showing GitHub sign up page

Note: Use the same email address you plan to use for your Git configuration.


2. Create a Repository

After signing in, click the New button to create a new repository:

Screenshot showing how to create a new repository on GitHub

Fill in the repository details (name, description, public/private, etc.) and click Create repository:

Screenshot showing the create new repo form on GitHub


3. What is a Remote Repository?

A remote repository is a version of your project hosted on the internet. GitHub is a popular platform for hosting remote repositories, enabling you to collaborate with others and back up your code.


Next, you will learn how to securely connect your computer to GitHub using SSH.

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