Push your exercises to GitHub

To exercise your Git-muscles, solve all the exercises in your code editor and push them to GitHub.

In some cases you may need to additionally copy your code into a field on the website that provides the exercises, so that the code can be tested and you can find out whether you solved it correctly.

1. Create New Repository on GitHub

• Name: “javascript-practice-exercises”

• Description: "Solutions for JavaScript practice exercises"

• Initialize with README file with a description

• Make sure the repository is private

2. Clone Repository Locally

Clone and navigate to the created repository

3. Create Exercise Structure

3.1 Create main exercise directories

mkdir 01-fundamentals

mkdir 02-composite-exercises

3.2 Create subdirectories for fundamental topics

1. Change directory to 01-fundamentals and create directories for various topics for example: mkdir 01-conditionals, mkdir 02-arrays,...
2. For the composite exercises navigate to 02-composite-exercises repeat the same process for fundamentals directory.

4. Maintaining Progress

• Make sure to stage, commit and push every exercise you completed
• Create meaningful commit messages describing what you have worked on