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Welcome to the UDICTI Upskilling Program [2023/2024] Repository! 🚀

Dear Students,

Welcome to the UDICTI Upskilling Program! We're thrilled to have you on board in this journey. Below are the guidelines to help you navigate this repository and submit your weekly assignments.

Repository Structure:

  • This repository contains 8 branches, each corresponding to a week of the program.
  • Assignments for each week are stored in their respective branches (e.g., week_1, week_2, etc.).

How to Submit Your Assignments:

Step 1: Cloning the Repository

Clone this repository to your local machine to get started:

git clone [repository_url]

Step 2: Accessing Weekly Branches

To access assignments for a specific week, switch to the corresponding branch:

git checkout week_1 # Replace 'week_1' with the desired week number

Step 3: Submitting Assignments

Inside the week's branch, create a folder using your name or unique identifier:

mkdir Your_Name

Step 4: Committing Changes

Add your files and commit changes:

git add .
git commit -m "Your commit message here"

Step 5: Pushing Changes

Push your committed changes to the repository:

git push origin week_1 # Replace 'week_1' with the current week's branch

Step 6: Creating a Pull Request

Navigate to the repository on GitHub and click on "Pull Requests." Create a new pull request from your branch to merge your changes.

Step 7: Merging Pull Request

After completing all assignments for the week and getting them reviewed, merge your pull request into the main repository.

Additional Notes:

  • Always ensure you're working in the correct week's branch while submitting assignments.
  • Use meaningful commit messages to describe your changes.
  • Don't hesitate to seek help from instructors or mentors if needed.

We're excited to see your progress! Happy coding and best of luck on this learning journey! 🌟✨

Feel free to personalize the message or add any specific details pertinent to your program before sharing it with the students on the GitHub repository.