Issue 1: Create a folder called @your-github-username-here with a readme file in it - more details in issue body #34
Description
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- Change @your-github-username-here to your own Github username everywhere it occurs in your own issue
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Task description
Step 1:
- In this repository, create a folder called @your-github-username-here.
- This folder you created should have a readme file in it.
- The readme file you create should contain the title and description from @Ifycode's readme file.
- Commit your changes, and send a pull request.
- At this point, we are going to assume that @Ifycode has reviewed your pull request, and she left you this comment below:
Hi, Nice job! Also help add section 1 and section 2 from @Ifycode's readme file.
Step 2:
- Add section 1 and section 2 from @Ifycode's readme file.
- Commit your changes.
- At this point, we are again going to assume that @Ifycode has reviewed your pull request, and she left you this comment below:
Hmm... Ok, I change my mind. I would like us to add more structure to this project. Please follow step 3 below.
Step 3:
- Create a new folder inside the @your-github-username-here folder called github-ui. The new folder should contain a readme file.
- The content of the readme file inside the github-ui folder should be everything that is in @Ifycode's readme file.
- Commit your changes.
- At this point, we are again going to assume that @Ifycode has reviewed your pull request, and she left you this comment below:
You have done a very good job. But... You forgot to delete the readme file that is not in the github-ui folder.
Step 4:
- Delete the readme file inside the @your-github-username-here folder, that is not in any folder.
- Commit your changes.
- Tag @Ifycode in the comment on your pull request and let her know your PR is ready for a real review 🙂