🚀 Push Your Code to GitHub with Git Bash | Full Tutorial
In this video, I’ll walk you through the complete process of how to push your code to GitHub, starting from scratch — no prior Git experience required. We begin by manually creating a folder named demotest inside the E drive. Then, we create a simple HTML file named index.html within that folder and paste a basic HTML structure into it.
Next, we open Git Bash to start working with Git. But before that, make sure Git is installed on your system — it’s necessary to use Git Bash and all the Git commands. Inside Git Bash, we first switch to the E drive and navigate into the demotest folder.
Once we are inside the project folder, we create a new branch called login. After that, we stage the HTML file using Git's add command and commit the changes with a clear commit message, which marks the first version of our file in Git.
Then, we move to GitHub in the browser, where we create a new repository — you can name it anything you like. Once the repository is created, we copy its URL.
Back in Git Bash, we connect our local project to this new GitHub repository by adding it as a remote origin. Finally, we push the login branch to GitHub. This completes the entire process of pushing your local code to GitHub in a structured and beginner-friendly way.
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