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Per Scholas - Week1 - JS&CSS Concepts - Assignment: Command Line, Git, GitHub
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# first_github_project

Per Scholas - Week1 - JS&CSS Concepts - Assignment: Command Line, Git, GitHub

Use the command line (bash terminal) and git/GitHub to do the following:


  1. Create new folder called first_github_project somewhere on your local computer

  2. Inside first_github_project create two folders called old_files and new_files

  3. Inside old_files make home.html, about.html, contact.html, styles.css, oldstyles.css, user_functions.js, database_functions.js, index.js

  4. Start a local git repository for first_github_project

  5. Add files to git

  6. Make first commit

  7. Start GitHub repository

  8. Connect local git repository in first_github_project with your GitHub repository

  9. Push your first commit

  10. Delete oldstyles.css

  11. Move all files from old_files to new_files

  12. Add files

  13. Commit

  14. Push to GitHub

  15. Create folders in new_files called html_files, css_files, and js_files

  16. Move files into correct folders (html > html_files, etc.)

  17. Delete old_files folder

  18. Add

  19. Commit

  20. Push

  21. Open index.js in vs code using “code” command

  22. Write: "//Name this is my JavaScript file, do you like it?" in index.js (We are not using the terminal for this)

  23. Rename database_functions.js to new_database_functions.js

  24. Add

  25. Commit

  26. Push


Finally, submit your GitHub link to finish the assignment.