ALGOS

Here's some handy info about using git in your terminal:

cd into project from terminal (need to be inside your project)
git init (initialize an empty repo in your project)
git add . (add everything that's been changed, staging it for pushing into github)
git commit -m "First commit" (Give a descriptive name to what you're adding)
git branch -M main (create the main branch, overwrites default master branch)
git remote add origin "your origin url here" (connects you to the git repository)
git push -u origin main (add everything you staged with git add to your repo)

cd into the project from terminal (need to be inside your project)
git add . (adds all the files you changed, staging it for pushing into github)
git commit -m "Second commit or whatever" (Give a descriptive name to what you're editing)
git push (add everything you just committed to your repo)

git pull downloads any updates made by yourself or other collaborators
git checkout nameOfBranch if you have multiple branches, this will change the working branch

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