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- ### Note to instructors
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In this episode we are all in the main room and do these steps together as
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follow-along with pauses with time for questions and answers, no breakout rooms
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yet.
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- ### Step 1: Create a repository with a README and a license
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+ ## Step 1: Create a repository with a README and a license
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You start off by creating a repository from the web. In fact, we
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- ### Step 2: Create a new file
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+ ## Step 2: Create a new file
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We can easily add new files from the web interface.
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you have multiple things going on at once and you don't want them to
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Github gives us many insights into our repository. Nothing here is
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We made a separate branch, separate from the main branch ` master ` .
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What happens when we decide we like that change, and want to take it
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