Homework Task 2: Gitting to Know You
Tell Us About Yourself
This is a way for you to learn a bit about gitHub, and how you are going to
submit most of your homework.
- Create a new folder in the students folder in the class repository.
- Create the folder in your clone of your fork of the repository.
- Name it with your own name in CamelCase, like: ChrisBarker.
- In the folder create one new file, named README.md (or README.rst)
- In that new file, write up a few paragraphs about yourself.
- Use proper markdown syntax. (or reStructuredText)
- Include at least two headings, of different levels.
- Include at least one link.
- Using git add, add the new folder and file to your clone of the
repository.
- Using git commit, commit your changes to your clone (write a good commit
message). If you later edit your file, don’t forget to commit those changes
too.
- Using git push, push your commits to your fork on GitHub.
- In GitHub’s Web UI, make a pull request to the original CodeFellows
repository.
Remember, GitHub is a public place. Your work in this repository is visible to
the world.