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How to upload files and folders to GitHub: GitHub for Beginners

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Uploading your project to GitHub doesn’t have to be complicated. In this video, we’ll show you two easy methods to get your files and folders into a GitHub repository. First, we’ll cover the simple UI method, perfect for small projects. Then, we’ll dive into the terminal method, which is ideal for larger projects and those already using Git locally. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be uploading like a pro!

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— CHAPTERS —

00:00 Introduction to uploading files on GitHub
00:19 Using GitHub UI to upload files
01:17 Uploading a project with multiple files with terminal method
03:31 Closing remarks

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