Steps to Create GitHub Repository

1. Login to GitHub
   • Go to https://github.com and log in with your GitHub account.
2. Click on the "New" green color Option (Left Bar)
   • On the left-top bar corner, click the "Create Repository" green color button and it will redirect you to new page to "Create a new repository".
3. Fill Repository Details
   • Repository name: Enter a unique name (e.g. git-demo-project).
   • Description (optional): Add a short description of your project.
   • Visibility:
     • Public: Anyone can see the repo.
     • Private: Only you and collaborators can see it.
   • Initialize this repository with:
     • (✔️ optional) Add a README file.
     • (✔️ optional) Add .gitignore (choose language-specific ignore files).
     • (✔️ optional) Choose a license (e.g., MIT).
   • Click "Create repository"
     • Scroll down and click the green "Create repository" button.
   • Done!
     • Your new repository is now live. You’ll be redirected to the repo page.
4. Get a GitHub repository link
   • In below image, here we can copy the GitHub HTTPS repository link.
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