This README explains how to get started with this repository.
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Fork this repository.
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In your fork, in the
submissionsdirectory, create a new folder whose name isYOUR FULL NAME. -
In the folder named after you, create another folder named the topic for which you want to make a submission Example:
versioncontent -
In this directory, create a new file with the solution of each task. Example:
versioncontrol.txt -
Commit your changes and Push to your forked version.
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When you are done create a Pull request to have your solution merged to this repository.
If you want to make a submission for a week where the topic was 'sample'
- Create a new branch.
- Navigate to the folder that has your name in the submissions folder.
- Create a folder for the task using the topic of the week as name. Example:
VersionControl - Add necessary files/content for the task to the folder.
- Add the new files/content to git and commit your changes.
- Push to your forked repository and subsequently make a Pull request to the main repository.
- Keep checking to ensure your pull request has been merged or have comments so you can address as only merging of your pull request signifies task completion.
when creating a pull request, you need to inform us of what you have done or changed.for example, if Adewale wants to create a pull request to submit a solution for version control topic.it would go thus:
- I Added a versioncontrol.txt file that contains solution to the version control task.
- I corrected the solution to the last task in lasttask.txt.
As more content is added to this repository and more people contribute, your fork will fall out of date. This can sometimes lead to tricky situations with your pull requests. It's recommended to occasionally sync your fork with this repository.