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git-course-exercises

1️⃣ How to start

Fork this repository and clone your fork into your machine using:

git clone git@github.com:USERNAME/git-course-exercises.git

enter to your project directory using:

cd git-course-exercises

2️⃣ How to make a branch

To create a new branch from the main repository and work on a specific exercise (ex. file.cpp) you can use the following commands:

git checkout main

git checkout -b new-branch-name

3️⃣ How to make a commit

From this step you can edit your file.cpp and make some commits using:

git add exercises/file.cpp

git commit -m 'feat: description'

Use the Conventional Commits when you write a commit description.

4️⃣ How to make a PR

Push the commits into GitHub using:

git push -u origin new-branch-name

Afterward, it is possible to create a Pull Request by going to your fork https://github.com/USERNAME/git-course-exercises.git clicking on "create Pull Request" or going to the right section "Pull Request" -> "New Pull Request".

If you want to work on another file.cpp, go to step 2️⃣.

Use git wisely.

Clean code

Check this article to understand how to write "clean code" in python.

Contributing

Feel free to improve this README with any other detail, if you do it, I'll be grateful.