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5 steps to add existing project to your GIT HUB repository [Windows]

this tutorial will tell you how to add existing project to your git hub account.

Step1.
Go to your GITHUB account.
Create New repository 
add repository



Step2.
Fill the required details.
( uncheck create read me ).

Add details
 Step 3.
Open GIT shell from your desktop.





Step 4.
Go to the directory of your project using cd  “path of the project”
Initialize git by using command  git init
Add your files by using command  git add .
Commit your files by command git commit –m ‘first commit’

commands to add git

 STEP 5 Select your repository
Add using command git remote add origin https://github.com/username/projectname.git

Now push the project to git git push -u origin master
push command



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