🚀💻 Ready to push your code to Github? Let's get started!

🔍 What is pushing code?

Pushing code refers to sending your code from your local computer to your Github repository.

⚙️ Setting up

1. Make sure you have Git installed on your computer.

2. Open the terminal or command prompt.

3. Navigate to the folder where your code is stored.

4. Initialize a Git repository by typing "git init".

📦 Adding your code

1. Type "git add ." to add all the files in your folder to the Git repository.

2. Type "git commit -m "Initial commit"" to create a commit with a message.

🚀 Pushing your code

1. Go to your Github repository and copy the URL for the remote repository.

2. In your terminal, type "git remote add origin [URL of your repository]" to add the remote repository.

3. Type "git push -u origin master" to push your code to Github.

🎉 Congratulations! Your code is now safely stored on Github. You can repeat this process whenever you make changes to your code. Keep pushing! 💻