1. If you don't have one, create a GitHub account I'd recommend using your personal email, but you can use any ever email
2. Fork this repository, but clicking Fork in the upper right hand corner
3. Go to settings in your new repository
4. Change the name to match your username.
5. Visit your new website at http://[Insert you username].github.io if you load a website then it worked!

1. First you'll need to clone your repository to your Desktop directory, to do this we'll use the command line.
2. Open up an app on your computer called Terminal
3. Type cd Desktop and press enter
4. Type git clone https://github.com/[Insert your username]/[Insert your username].github.io.git and press enter
5. Type ls and press enter and you should see a [Insert your username].github.io in the list of outputted text. Also you can test this by looking at your compuers desktop you should see a folder with the same name

cd ~/Desktop/[Insert you username].github.io
git add .
git commit -m "Insert your message"
git push

If your forget to add -m "Insert your message" you'll get put into a program called VIM. In order to leave VIM, type :q and press enter.

1. Commit all your local changes by following the instruction in Saving changes to GitHub above
2. git remote add upstream https://github.com/jamieyu96/jamieyu96.github.io.git
3. git fetch upstream
4. git merge upstream/master

To merge remote changes you'll first need to add a remote branch. See the instruction above

1. git fetch upstream
2. git merge upstream/master

All git commands must be done from inside of your project folder

1. git add . - Adds current changes to git.
2. git commit -m "instert your own message her" - Makes a new git commit .
3. git push - Pushes your commit to GitHub
4. git pull - Pulls changes from GitHub to your project
5. git status - Prints out the current status of your git project

You're now in a program called VIM Do not panic. Simply type :q and press enter.

• cd <folder> - Stands for "change directory" lets you change what folder your in (directory is a synonym for folder).
• cd - cd without an argument takes you to your home folder.
• ls - List the contents of your current folder.
• pwd - Prints out the full file path that you're currently in.

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