How to create a repository? How to import data into it?
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creating github repository in on local system:
1. First select the path where you want to create repo
EX : user_name/repo_name (any name)
2. Go to that path cd user_name/repo_name (enter)
3. Second run the below mentioned command on terminal
git init
4.your local reposotory is ready.
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Answer / guest
You can create a new repository on your personal account or
any organization account where you have sufficient permissions
on github:
1.In your user bar at the top right of any page, click the
"Create a New Repo" button
2.Select the account you wish to create the repo on.
3.Enter a name, select to make the repo either public or
private and click "Create repository".
To import(clone) data from github repository to in your
system, run the command on git teminal or terminal.
>>> git clone git@github.com:user_name/repo_name
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