GitHub_Challenge_practice

// Right now I'm learning github and I'm loving it so far, I guess I will be using it for my personal projects. // I also like the amount of content that you can find in github, I'm finding very usefull learning resources.

GitHub Day 2 Activity Follow each step exactly, in order.

1. Create a repository named “GitHub_Challenge” on GitHub and choose to include a README.

2. Clone the repository to your computer.

3. Use Git Bash to create a new branch named “feature_1”.

   • Checkout the new branch.
   • Create a text file named “code.txt”, open it in a text editor, and write three lines of text about the city you live in.
   • Commit the changes.
   • Push the changes to GitHub.
   • Check GitHub.com to verify you see the changes.

4. From Git Bash, checkout the “main” branch.

   • Edit the README in a text editor to add two lines of text talking about GitHub.
   • Commit the changes. Push the changes to GitHub.
   • Check GitHub.com to verify you see the changes.

5. From Git Bash, create a new branch named “feature_2”.

   • Checkout the new branch.
   • Create a text file named “more_code.txt”, open it in a text editor, and write four lines of text about sports.
   • Commit the changes.
   • Open the README and delete the second line of text.
   • Add two more lines about the weather outside.
   • Commit the changes.
   • Push the changes to GitHub.
   • Check GitHub.com to verify you see the changes.

6. Lastly, merge each branch back into the main branch.

   • This can be done through Git Bash with commands or through creating Pull Requests on GitHub.com
   • Once finished you should have the following files:
     • A README.md file with one line talking about GitHub followed by two lines about the weather.
     • A code.txt file with three lines of text about the city you live in.
     • A more_code.txt file with four lines about sports.

7. Submit the link to your repository in Canvas.