How to create a GitHub repository?

 

  1. Sign in to GitHub:

    • Open GitHub and sign in to your account.
  2. Create a New Repository:

    • On the top right corner, click on the '+' icon and select "New repository."
    • Alternatively, click on your profile picture on the top right corner, select "Your repositories," and then click the green "New" button.
  3. Fill in Repository Details:

    • Enter a name for your repository.
    • Add an optional description to provide more context.
    • Choose whether it's a public or private repository (public repositories are visible to everyone).
  4. Initialize with a README (Optional):

    • You can choose to initialize the repository with a README file. It's helpful for providing information about your project.
  5. Choose Other Options (Optional):

    • You can add a .gitignore file (specifies intentionally untracked files) and choose a license for your project.
  6. Create Repository:

    • Click the "Create repository" button.

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