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Hello World!

Follow these steps accordingly to contribute to Hacktoberfest to earn swags and learn something about the open source contribution.

Step 1

Create a account on Github https://github.com screenshot from 2018-10-03 01-55-18

Step 2

Register yourself for Hactoberfest. https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/sign_up/register screenshot from 2018-10-03 02-00-08

Step 3

This is the link of the repository that you guys will be contributing to. https://github.com/creative-computing-society/creative-computing-society.github.io screenshot from 2018-10-03 02-09-36

Step 4

Star this repository screenshot from 2018-10-03 02-12-11

Step 5

Fork this repository on your profile screenshot from 2018-10-03 02-12-11

Step 6

Open Terminal and type in these commands cd Desktop git clone (and paste the url which you obtained from clicking on "Clone or download" option) cd creative-computing-society.github.io screenshot from 2018-10-03 02-21-16

Step 7

Add the html tag on the table accordingly screenshot from 2018-10-03 02-26-01 Put your name in tag Put your personal message in next (No explicit messages allowed) Put the address of your github link in and your username before

Step 8

Then:- git pull git add .(There is a space between the add and the dot after it) git commit -m “first commit” git push --set-upstream origin [name_of_your_new_branch] Then, type your github username and password screenshot from 2018-10-03 02-40-26

Step 9

Now open the repository which you forked in your account and click on the Compare and Pull Request Then click on the Create Pull Request screenshot from 2018-10-03 02-41-51 screenshot from 2018-10-03 02-42-26

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