One of my favortite hobbies is reading! I've always loved to read since I was in elementary school.
The book I'm currently reading happens to be the very first book to the Harry Potter series.
Since the fall season is right around the corner, it's only fitting that Harry Potter was the series I read again.
I'm currently reading the first book of the Harry Potter series
Another hobby of mine is to discover new antique malls and thrift stores and shop around.
I like to call it "retail therapy".
GitHub has features such as repositiories, branches, and the commit button.
Think of the repository as the folder for a project (your website url).
I used the repository to store, update, and change anything about this website.
The repository can be represented by the last piece to a website's URL, which in this case is "index.html".
This indicates this is the default web page accessed when first visiting this site. Sort of like a home page!
The branch of GitHub refers to a seperate section of your web page that you can edit and change without changing the original version.
In this situation, I can go to a brnach of my web page, edit and change any of the HTML code I want, and either decide to change the orin=ginal after, or deisregard it.
It's important to note that when I do accept (commit) changes, the two branches merge to create one web page with the new changes.
Lastely I used the 'commit' button to save and verify all of the changes I want to make to my web page.
After I'm done entering my code, I'll press 'commit' to verify the changes I've made and update the original web page.
It will also give me the option to add additional descriptions to my web page for further details if desired.