Remote Repositories: Push & Pull

Overview

This repository is used to practise working with remote repositories on GitHub. It focuses on connecting a local Git repository to GitHub and synchronising changes using push and pull.

Key Concepts

• A remote is a version of a repository hosted on a server such as GitHub
• origin is the standard name for the primary remote repository
• git push sends local commits to the remote repository
• git pull retrieves and merges changes from the remote repository into the local branch

Objective

Host the local project on GitHub and verify two-way synchronisation between the local repository and the remote repository.

Expected Outcome

The project is visible on GitHub, local commits are successfully pushed, and changes made on GitHub can be pulled back into the local repository.