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  Enter  git commit -m "[commit message]" to save the changes to your local repository . You can enter anything for the commit message, but adding -m "[commit message]" specifies what this code change is doing, so it's helpful to be clear and concise. Enter git push origin [branch name] to save your code changes to GitHub.

  In the upper-right corner of any page, select , then click New repository. Type a short, memorable name for your repository. For example, "hello-world". Optionally, add a description of your repository. ... Choose a repository visibility. ... Select Initialize this repository with a README. Click Create repository.

  Version control - also known as source control or revision control - is an important software development practice for tracking and managing changes made to code and other files. It is closely related to source code management. As organizations accelerate delivery of their software solutions through DevOps, controlling and managing different versions of application artifacts — from code to configuration and from design to deployment — becomes increasingly difficult. Version control software facilitates coordination, sharing, and collaboration across the entire software development team. It enables teams to work in distributed and asynchronous environments, manage changes and versions of code and artifacts, and resolve merge conflicts and related anomalies.

 Advantages  of mind mapping are:- Makes it easier to retain information:  The sequential structure of mind maps helps your brain retain information and memorize it quickly. Helps people learn new concepts:  Mind maps help connect concepts and facilitate meaningful learning. Makes learning more engaging:  Mind mapping created deep interactions with content, making the learning process more engaging. Breaks down complex relationships:  Mind maps organize ideas into an easy-to-follow structure that allows you to simplify complex relationships. Improves your creativity:  By using creative freedom to organize your mind map, you can gain a more holistic understanding of how everything connects. Increases productivity:  Mind maps aren’t just pretty; they’re effective too. These diagrams improve your efficiency by speeding up comprehension and allowing you to jump quickly to different applications.

Kanban vs. Scrum Scrum and Kanban are both iterative work systems that rely on process flows and aim to reduce waste. However, there are a few main differences between the two. Kanban Scrum Roles and Responsibilities There are no pre-defined roles for a team. Although there may still be a Project Manager, the team is encouraged to collaborate and chip in when any one person becomes overwhelmed. Each team member has a predefined role, where the Scrum master dictates timelines, Product owner defines goals and objectives and team members execute the work. Due Dates / Delivery Timelines Products and processes are delivered continuously on an as-needed basis (with due dates determined by the business as needed). Deliverables are determined by sprints, or set periods of time in which a set of work must be completed and ready for review. Delegation & Prioritization Uses a “pull system,” or a systematic workflow that allows team members to only “pull” new tasks once the previous task is co...

  Scrum   can help teams complete project deliverables quickly and efficiently. Scrum can help teams complete project deliverables quickly and efficiently Scrum ensures effective use of time and money Large projects are divided into easily manageable sprints Developments are coded and tested during the sprint review Works well for fast-moving development projects The team gets clear visibility through scrum meetings Scrum, being agile, adopts feedback from customers and stakeholders Short sprints enable changes based on feedback a lot more easily The individual effort of each team member is visible during daily scrum meetings