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+# GITHUB LESSONS :school_satchel:
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+### Topics I feel comfortable with
+
+* Knowing the difference between Github and Git.
+  *   Basically, they are both version control systems, but  Github is a software program that
+      that has the open source Git, "under the hood", but offers a user interface for ease of use.
+
+* Cloning a repo
+  *   This involves running a "git clone (followed by URL)" command to bring down a local copy of the repo.  This brings down all the branches that exist in that repo
+  *   Once this is done, I should create my own branch to keep my code changes seperate from the main code.  I know I can do this via a "git checkout -b nameofmybranch"
+ 
+* Making Commits, pushing and pulling on a basic level
+  *   I currently use Github at work and have had to perform these actions a few times during pairing sessions. I am comfortable with what these commands are, but sometimes, may need to Google the exact command. I know that if I want to push the changes
+      that I made in my code to the main branch, I would push the code. Piror to doing that I would need to stage the file via a "git add ." and then add my comments via a  "commit -m"
+  *   If I want to make sure I have the latest updates on the remote branch I would perform a "git pull"
+  *   I need more clairity and work with forks as well.
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+### Topics I feel I need more clarity on
+
+  * The process of PRs (Pull Requests). I believe that initially I was getting the pull request confused with the regular git command line of "git pull".     From going over the material and then remembering being walked through this (very quickly) during a pairing session at work, I realize I need more
+    clarity and experience doing this. There are so many different options with this such as pulling from forks (which is a new concept for me), as well
+    the base and rebase options.
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+ * I have not worked with Codebases yet and I believe I understand the idea of them, but I need some expeirence working with them eventually to feel 
+   comfortable.
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+[![Review Assignment Due Date](https://classroom.github.com/assets/deadline-readme-button-24ddc0f5d75046c5622901739e7c5dd533143b0c8e959d652212380cedb1ea36.svg)](https://classroom.github.com/a/JWsseB-r)
 # :wave: The Basics of GitHub 
 
 ## 🤓 Course overview and learning outcomes