No Hello World... but a start all the same.

[WolfStar76]

It's interesting how, when you haven't done any coding since the mid-80's (Apple Basic, yo!) - how even simple things change.

It used to be that a simple "Hello World" was how you demonstrated that you understood the VERY basics of your new programming language.

Now it's all about branches, commits, and pulls.

But... at least I got to make a first pass at a profile.

A decent start to the basics. :)

[sinsukehlab]

Git is just a version control system. You still start with "Hello World" when you learn a new programming language. You might want to recall specific versions later while writing codes. Git records changes to a file or set of files over time so that you can recall specific versions later.

[LUCCASENN]

How did i use that for????
I did like for someone help me -PLEASE

[sinsukehlab]

Please open a new discussion (Q&A) and describe what you would like to do.