Git Practice Exercise

What this exercises:

Git proficiency is crucial for working with source code in a collaborative way
Employers often share that they like students to have some coding skills, including using git
By learning to use git, you can collaborate on open source projects as well as share your own

Clone this repository to your development environment
Create a branch named your firstname-lastname. For instance, Grace Hopper would create a branch called grace-hopper
Go to index.html and add an <h1> element that contains your name.
Add and commit your changes.
Push your local firstname-lastname branch to GitHub.

Open up your terminal application
Navigate to your projects directory or wherever you normally add new projects.
Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/WGU-Cybersecurity-Club/Git-Practice.git
Change directories into your copy of this project cd Git-Practice
Create a branch in your name. git checkout -b firstName-lastName where the first and last names are your first and last name.
Run git status to double check the new branch is created and you are working inside of it.
In your prefered editor, open up index.html and add an h1 tag with your name. Be sure to save your work.
Running git status should show that you have uncommitted changes in index.html
Running git diff should show the changes that you have made to any files.
Run git add index.html to add the changes index.html
Run git commit -m "adding my changes to index.html"
Run git push -u origin firstName-lastName
In your browser, navigate to this repository on GitHub and double check to make sure your branch is pushed.