All the terminal commands that have used to this point:

git clone Performing this command makes a copy of the given repository on my local computer

ls Lists out all the files and directories in the current directory

cd Changes directory

touch Creates a new file

git status Tells you what changes have been made in the repository

git add Stages the changes to be committed

git add awesome_page.md Stages awesome_page to be committed

git add . Stage all the files (not good practice)

git commit Actually commit the file to git (takes a snapshot) - will open sublime (default text editor) to write a message

git commit -m "QUOTE" This lets you write a message along with the git write away

git push [remote name] [branchname] Pushes Git to a repository

Origin Means remote (github default is origin)

Master (This is a branch name of the repository - can be anything)

git checkout -b [branch name] This creates a new branch with a new name on your repository

subl README.md I installed this myself to open the file. (editor name)

Subl . Will open all files within the current directory