1. First you must create an empty
folder for you to initialize a
repository.

2.Second you must create
a file, example is myName.txt
and fill in your name
in the first line.

3. Now add the file to the
staging area and then commit
to add it in the local database

4. Repeat the step 3.

5. Create a new GitHub repository and add the remote
to your local repository

6. Then if you want to save your work in the your GitHub
account, follow these steps:

Command lines:

Step 1:
$ get init .

To initialize a repository

Step 2:
$ ls
$ git add .

To display the files in the current folder, use "ls"
command. then use "git add" if you wanna add the
files to the staging area

Step 3:
$ git commit -m "description for the commit"

To commit to the local database

Step 4:
$ git branch -M main

To make a branch

Step 5:
$ git remote add origin https://github.com/JulsAbanador/kahit-nao.git

To add the location where do you want to save the files in
GitHub. Change the url base on your account.

Step 6:
$ git push -u origin main

To push or publish your files in the GitHub repository