Cyber security stuff

Working with code can quickly become very difficult, especially when it comes to big scale projects. Not only does the modules themselves take up storage space on the system but it is also very difficult to share them amongst team members and the masses. This task is made significantly easier by using Git and GitHub.  What is GitHub? GitHub is an online platform and cloud based service owned by Microsoft used mainly for software development and code sharing, over the years it has gained more and more popularity amongst developers and enthusiast alike. What is Git? Git is a distributed version control system that track changes in any set of computer file. Now, that sounds very interesting, but how do you make commits and upload your code on the platform? In this step-by-step guide, i will show you how to upload your project files and code via the Linux terminal to GitHub using Git. Firstly, After launching Linux, head to your root terminal and install Git by using the command "sudo