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GitHub is a huge collection of Git repositories. In other words, you can think of GitHub as a collection of many projects! Creating An Account Visit GitHub's main page Here Pick a username, enter in your email address, and pick a secure password and you're ready to go! Useful Tools For Git/...

If your project doesn't have README.md, GitHub may parse README.rdoc to display details. If it has both, it will use README.md, silently ignoring rdoc. A README file may include- Project Title Describe briefly about your project. You may also provide project's website link, badges, community ...

GitHub helps you quickly add a license to your repository, as an alternative for adding your own text/markdown file. In your repository, click 'Create new file' On next page: Type LICENSE.md or LICENSE.txt as the new file's file name. The Want to use a new template? dialog will appea...

GitHub expands Markdown syntax to provide new useful features. Header # Header1 ## Header2 ### Header3 #### Header4 ##### Header5 ###### Header6 H1 === H2 --- Emphasis *Italic1* _Italic2_ **Bold1** __Bold2__ ***Bold_Italic*** ~~Strikethrough~~ Horizontal Line --- *** ___ ...