Hello Community!

I am welcoming all of the newcomers to this community and creating this discussion for all of them, who do not have previous experience using GitHub and do not know how to push their code to the GitHub repositories.

DO NOT WORRY EVERYTHING COMES BY DOING IT, JUST DO NOT BE AFRAID OF IT!

here is a step-by-step process;

1. Go to GitHub and if you do not have an account yet, then create it first.
2. After creating an account, on the dashboard at the top-left you will see a green New button (You can also find it by going to your repositories section, at the top-right you will find an image icon along with a down-arrow icon, tap on it and select your repositories).
3. After tapping on a new button, you will see a form for entering details about your repository, enter the name of it, the description is optional, leave everything as it is, and just tap on create repository button.
4. Now your repo will be created, you have to now push your code from your computer to this repository, for that first just copy the HTTP URL at the top just like you copy google links (you can also find it from the green Code button)
5. Now the first thing, make sure you have Git installed, if not then install it from Git Website (you can check whether it is installed correctly by running git --version in your terminal ) if you have then open your terminal and go to the location where your code is.
6. At this you should have the git installed and you should be at the location where your code is, now run the command git init, it will initialize the git at that location.
7. Now run these commands;

git remote add origin <your-repo-url>

<your-repo-url> is a URL that you copied above.

git add .
git commit -m "initial commit"
git branch -M main
git push -u origin main

Congratulations 🎉 you have successfully pushed the code from your local computer to your GitHub repository, go and check it by refreshing it!

If you have any questions, just leave them below.