Context:

If you have zero experience of software development and want to get some then following this article will be your STEP-1

Git = A piece of code that you’ve to download which keep track of every single change you do in a folder.
GitHub = A cloud platform connected to everyone else’s computer by internet. Organizations store their lines of code on GitHub.
- It enables individuals to interact/exchange stuff with the main codebase.
- You create an account on GitHub. Now you can create a copy of any organization's code into your account*, this process is called “forking”.

To begin, you first need to have certain things in your computer:

Git(official website):
- For macOS:
  Make sure you have “homebrew” downloaded(if not then follow the instructions written here)
  Then run this in your “terminal”:
  brew install git
- For Windows:
  You have to download the file from the internet for which instructions are available here.
Integrated Deverlopment Environment(IDE):
- Download and install Visual Studio Code in your system.

Think of everything as features:

A project is nothing but a bunch of features.

Different people code different features.
You’ll most probably make a feature in the software that doesn’t exist yet.
So what did we learn here?
- There’s a main codebase of the organization, on GitHub, which every team member(if allowed) can access to and suggest some changes in it.
- There’s a fork(in an individual’s GitHub account) of that codebase:
  - Let’s see how these things looks

Some of the things in Rocket Tech’s Account will be:

rocket-tech-GSU/HPR_LVL1:	rocke-tech-gsu/GroupProject_1: