STEPS FOR CREATING GITHUB PROFILE AND UPLOAD THE PROJECTS TO GITHUB REPOSITORY

step 1:
Go to https://github.com/join in a web browser. You can use any web browser on your computer,
phone, or tablet to join.

step 2:

Enter your personal details. In addition to creating a username and

entering an email address, you'll also have to create a password.

step 3:

Click the green Create an account button. It's below the form.
step 4:

Complete the CAPTCHA puzzle. The instructions vary by puzzle, so just follow the
on-screen instructions to confirm that you are a human.

step 5:

Click the Choose button for your desired plan. Once you select a plan, GitHub will
send an email confirmation message to the address you entered.
step 6:

Click the Verify email address button in the message from GitHub. This confirms
your email address and returns you to the sign-up process.

step 7:

Review your plan selection and click Continue. You can also choose whether you
want to receive updates from GitHub via email by checking or unchecking the
"Send me updates" box.
step 8: Select your preferences and click Submit

Step 9: Then create new Repositories

A repository contains all project files, including the revision history. Already have a project
repository elsewhere?

Select “New repository”

Create new Repository name :Great repository names are short and memorable,
Step 10: Type the project name in the text field under “Repository
Name” and press the green “Create Repository” button.

Step 11: Once redirected to the new page highlight and copy the
following line:
Step 12: Set your local project to the present working directory in
the terminal and type the following commands:

git init -To initialize the local directory as a Git repository. (This
step can be skipped if prior experience working with GitHub.)

git add . -Will add the files in the new local repository.

git status -Will display all the files staged for commit.

Example:
Step 13: The files are staged and ready for the first commit.
Enter git commit -m “w-e message desired”

Step 14: Specify the remote repository URL. You may now
paste what was copied in step 3 and hit enter.

Step 15: Push the code in the local repository to GitHub.

Type git push -u origin master. You may or may not be

prompted to enter GitHub username and password.

Head over to GitHub and view all the files inside your repository.