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Expand Up @@ -47,3 +47,29 @@ We are on [Discord](https://the-algorithms.com/discord)! Community channels are
## 📜 List of Algorithms

See our [directory](DIRECTORY.md) for easier navigation and a better overview of the project.
# Git and GitHub Collaboration Practical

## Aim
To demonstrate collaborative software development using Git and GitHub through branching, commits, pushing changes, and pull requests.

## Objectives
1. Understand Git version control.
2. Create and manage a feature branch.
3. Modify project documentation.
4. Track changes using Git.
5. Push commits to a GitHub repository.
6. Create and review a pull request.
7. Merge approved changes into the target branch.

## Procedure
1. Open the project repository on the local computer.
2. Create a feature branch named `CO3-feature`.
3. Modify the README documentation.
4. Stage the modified file using Git.
5. Commit the changes with a meaningful message.
6. Push the feature branch to GitHub.
7. Create a pull request and review the changes.
8. Merge the pull request after checking the changes.

## Result
The Git and GitHub collaboration workflow is demonstrated through feature branching, change tracking, committing, pushing, pull-request creation, review, and merging.
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