- Click the Codebutton (see below) to download this "repository", or set of files. ChooseDownload ZIPto download a.zipfile. 
- Open session-1-questions.txtand type in your answers to the questions in the file.
- Rename the file to session-1-questions.md.
Upload your downloaded files to your own new GitHub repository.
- Click the plus sign in the top right corner of GitHub. Click New repository. 
- On the next screen, give your repository a name and click the green Create repositorybutton at the bottom of the page.  - If you include spaces in the name of your repository, GitHub will automatically replace the spaces with -.
 
- If you include spaces in the name of your repository, GitHub will automatically replace the spaces with 
- On the following screen, find the link near the top that says uploading an existing file. 
- Finally, add your files (not the folder, just your files) and click the green Commit changesbutton at the bottom. 
- Congratulations! You have now uploaded files to a GitHub repository.
- Click the session-1-questions.mdfile above to open it, then click theeditpencil. 
- Add a new question to the file: "3. What are ways that GitHub might help you and your students manage code?". Answer the question in the file.
- Because we're using a Markdown (.md) file, you can add formatting to your file. Learn more about how to add formatting.
 
- Commit your changes to a new branch.
 
- Open a pull request to merge your updates into the main branch.