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Submitting Your Assignments

Save your files on your local computer

Commit Your Changes to Git

You will first need to commit your changes to your local machine. To do this in visual studio code:

  1. Click on the Git icon in the sidebar.
  2. Hover over changes and click on the plus icon. (Or hover over each file that you want to commit and click on the plus icon.)
  3. Give your commit a descriptive name where it says "Message ..."
  4. Click on the checkmark icon above your message.

Make a git commit in Visual Studio Code

Push Your Changes to Your Forked Repo

In your terminal (in Visual Studio Code), type:

git push origin main