Learn Git_Project_JavaScript Homework

1.There is a remote called maryrose-hw which contains your student's JavaScript homework.
Clone the remote, giving it a name of your choice.

$ git clone maryrose-hw/ becky-hw              

Cloning into 'becky-hw'...                     

done
2. Use the terminal command cd to go into your cloned repository.

cd my_clone

Don’t forget to replace my_clone with the name you gave your clone in the previous step.
$ cd becky-hw/ 
3.Use the file navigator to open homework.js in the code editor.

Be sure to open homework.js in your clone, not in the remote.

4.From the terminal, create a new branch with Git. Your branch will be commenting on Mary Rose’s JavaScript homework, so name the branch appropriately.

Next, switch over to your new branch.

$ git branch my-comment                        

$ git checkout my-comment                      

Switched to branch 'my-comment'

5.Time to start commenting on Mary Rose’s JavaScript homework.
6.Add your changes to the Git staging area.

$ git add homework.js        

7.Now, make a commit.              

$ git commit -m "BeckyComment"                 

[my-comment 01ca9d5] BeckyComment              

 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+)  8.Push your branch up to the remote.

$ git push origin my-comment                   

Counting objects: 5, done.                     

Delta compression using up to 3 threads.       

Compressing objects: 100% (2/2), done.         

Writing objects: 100% (3/3), 287 bytes | 0 byte

s/s, done.                                     

Total 3 (delta 1), reused 0 (delta 0)          

To /home/ccuser/workspace/js-homework/maryrose-

hw/                                            

 * [new branch]      my-comment -> my-comment 9.Change directories back to the remote. Use your Git knowledge to see the branch you just pushed. 

cd ../maryrose-hw