After making changes to your repository files, Committing them is the next step to take so changes can be updated.
I'll be showing you how to commit directly from your command line to GitHub.
git add .
This command adds changes from the working directory into the staging area, it tells git you want to include update into a particular file you are working on.
git commit -m 'your commit message'
The command captures the project's currently staged changes and also receives a commit message, and ensures changes are ready to be made.
git push
This command is used to upload changes from local repository into your remote repository.
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