GitHub Repository Creation

Work through the series of demos in the lecture. You need to do the following:

1. Create a GitHub user account (if you don't have one already)
2. Create a new repository in GitHub
3. Modify your readme.md file using the capabilities in the web browser. You can add whatever text you like to the readme file in your repository, but it must contain some text beyond what was automatically generated when you created the repository.
4. Create a new "src" directory and add one of the code files (e.g., the date/time functions) to the "src" directory by committing directly to the "main" branch.
5. Add the other code file to the "src" directory by creating and merging a new feature branch.

You will submit the URL to the GitHub repository you created to receive credit for this assignment, which will count toward your participation score for the course. You will receive full credit if you have created your repository, you have modified the readme file, you have committed one of the files directly to the main branch, and you have completed a pull request to add the other file to your repository.

Please email if you have questions!