# Getting Started

This document will show how to complete the following steps:

1. Download Git onto your local computer
2. Create a GitHub account
3. Create a repository on GitHub
4. Create a copy of a repository on your local computer
5. Add a file to your local repository
6. Push your file to GitHub
7. Make changes to a file on GitHub
8. Pull changes to your local computer

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