Updated README.md

README.md

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 # intro-to-github
 A repo to help people to get started with git and github
 
+# Install  GIT
+
+This is the link you to download git according to your operating system.
+https://git-scm.com/downloads
+
+Then you can use git bash/git gui or git desktop to configure git.
+
+# Configure GIT
+
+- Right click on desktop and then click 'git bash here'
+- Then type these commands one by one to configure
+
+  1) git config --global user.name "github username"
+  2) git config --global user.emal "github email address"
+
+  ** Username and Email must be inside double quotes
+
+# Create Repositories
+
+- These are the commands to make a new repository.If you are not in the mood to type commands,you can use the git gui to make repositor   simply by a click.
+
+  1) git init <project-name>
+  2) git clone <url>
+
+  ** url - The URL of the project of you want to work in.This can be copied from the github project
+
+# Making Changes
+
+- After modifying the project files you need to right click inside the project folder and then click git bash here.
+- Then type this command.
+  1) git status  
+
+- Next following command will show what are the changes happened after the last pull request
+  2) git diff
+
+- Then type this command to add the file you need to be pull
+  3)git add <file name> or git add .
+  ** "." will add all the changed files
+
+- Next enter a commit message using following command
+  4)git commit -m "Commit Message"
+  ** commit message must be inside double quotes
+
+- Finally use git push to make changes to your repository on GitHub
+
+  5) git push
+
 # How to Create a Pull Request
 
 
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   - Push the commit. For example, type "git push origin master".
   - Go back to the original repo.
   - Hit "new pull request" and compare between forks.
-  - Confirm the pull request and that's it!
+  - Confirm the pull request and that's it!
+
+