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We know your hands are getting itchy and wants to continue typing on some Python codes. In the first place, you attended our study group to learn Python and wait.... you are redirected to a page to learn this three letter word, git.

Just believe in us! Later on your tech career you will thank us for introducing Git.

Why Git

Git is a helpful tool for code backup, version control/tracking and code sharing!

version control

backup

Aside from these, we in the Python study group wants you to use Git so that:

  • You can share your work to your peers or your employer ;P
  • If you work on an exercise on a workday and need help, we can easily view your codes

Tutorial

If you have done few exercises, you may have:

  • Created a GitHub account
  • Created wwcode-python repository
  • Uploaded some exercises on your wwcode-python repository

Now, we want you to deep dive into GIT!

Try Git using this tutorial

Challenge

!> Please install Git on your machine

For your succeeding exercises, we want you to upload your work by using git instead of the upload button!

  • Clone your wwcode-python repository
git clone [url]

or

  • Update your wwcode-python repository
git pull
  • Add your exercise file
git add [file]
  • Push your changes
git push