NOTE: I am aware that Git works on CMD in Windows, but I choose to use git-scm because it has a nice feature where you can open the terminal in any directory by right clicking.

In order to use Git, you must be able to push and pull from either a GUI or a terminal based client. My example will use the terminal. I downloaded Git for Windows at https://git-scm.com/ which I installed on my PC.

I created a repository on github.com and created the repository with this README.MD file. I then cloned the repository by running the command git clone https://github.com/vincentmsinatra/CISC3140.git in my Git terminal.

I then ran the command cd to move me into the directory of the repository that I had just cloned

I intitalized my Git repository using the git init command

Furthermore, I ran the command git add File.txt to add my text file that includes a few lines of text.

I will now run git commit -m "First Commit" to commit changes in the repository with the comment "First Commit"

I then set the origin of the repository to the repositories URL

Lastly, I ran the command git push -u origin to push the file FILE.txt to the repo.

The original file reads "I am a file. I store Unicode characters as data." as seen below.

I edited the file to include another line.

I will now add and push the file along with this README.md file.

We are now done.