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Learn Git [HanHan]

Goal: create you first pull request

Step:
1. clone this repo if you haven't done so. You should move to the correct directory using cd and do git clone https://github.com/aaronlam88/cmpe280.git
to move into the project directory, do cd cmpe280
2. create your own branch. Let name your branch learn-hanhan, do git checkout -b learn-hanhan
3. check if your branch is created git branch you should see a line * learn-hanhan
4. make changes. Let create a new text file call hanhan.txt and write something
5. add changes. If you do git status you will see that your file is not added. To add you file, do git add hanhan.txt
6. commit changes. If you do git status you will seed that is added but not commited. To commit your changes, do git commit -m "my first commit" the string behind the -m is your commit message
7. push changes to remote. You changes are now saved in local, but not on remote. To push changes to remote, do git push, since this is your first push, github may complaint and ask you to do git push -u origin learn-hanhan
8. create pull request. Now you have you branch on Github. You can go on Github to see it. Go to https://github.com/aaronlam88/cmpe280/branches and you should see your branch there. Click on the button 'New pull request' to create a new pull request. Check the 'Files changed' tab to make sure that you didn't change what you don't want. Then, click 'Create pull request' to create a new pull request.

Note:
For this project anyone can approve, and merge pull request, but don't do it you see conflict.

Learn Git [QiYue]

Goal: create you first pull request

Step:
1. clone this repo if you haven't done so. You should move to the correct directory using cd and do git clone https://github.com/aaronlam88/cmpe280.git
to move into the project directory, do cd cmpe280
2. create your own branch. Let name your branch learn-qiyue, do git checkout -b learn-qiyue
3. check if your branch is created git branch you should see a line * learn-qiyue
4. make changes. Let create a new text file call qiyue.txt and write something
5. add changes. If you do git status you will see that your file is not added. To add you file, do git add qiyue.txt
6. commit changes. If you do git status you will seed that is added but not commited. To commit your changes, do git commit -m "my first commit" the string behind the -m is your commit message
7. push changes to remote. You changes are now saved in local, but not on remote. To push changes to remote, do git push, since this is your first push, github may complaint and ask you to do git push -u origin learn-qiyue
8. create pull request. Now you have you branch on Github. You can go on Github to see it. Go to https://github.com/aaronlam88/cmpe280/branches and you should see your branch there. Click on the button 'New pull request' to create a new pull request. Check the 'Files changed' tab to make sure that you didn't change what you don't want. Then, click 'Create pull request' to create a new pull request.

Note:
For this project anyone can approve, and merge pull request, but don't do it you see conflict.

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