# Basic Workflow Task ## Basic Git Workflow Learn the **absolute minimum** Git workflow: > change something → save it → send it to GitHub *** ### 📁 Task Instructions #### 1. Create a local folder * On your **Desktop**, create a new folder named: `task3-yourName` #### 2. Create a file * Inside the folder, create a file named `README.md` * Add the following content: ```md My name is: ``` #### 3. Create a GitHub repository * Go to the Team organization * Create a new private repository * Use the same name as your folder: ``` task3-yourName ``` #### 4. Push your first commit * Initialize Git locally * Add the file * Commit your changes * Push the project to the GitHub repository {% hint style="info" %} 💡 Only committed changes are pushed to GitHub. {% endhint %} #### 5. Make a second change * After the first push: * Create a new file named `index.js` * The file can be empty * Add, commit, and push this change again ### ✅ Expected result * Repo exists on GitHub * Both files are visible: * `README.md` * `index.js` * Commit history shows **2 commit** ### 🧠 What you will learn * How to initialize a Git repository * The basic Git workflow: * add → commit → push * The difference between local files and GitHub (remote)

Open task on GitHub →Start the Git task ✓

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