Learning GitHub Part 3
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This document outlines a learning plan for GitHub consisting of 4 parts: Part 1 introduces what GitHub is and its uses; Part 2 covers account creation, repositories, and clients; Part 3 will discuss when to use common Git commands like clone, add, commit, status, push, and pull; Part 4 will cover branches, pull requests, merging, forking, and other topics. It also lists common Git commands like clone, add, commit, status, push, and pull along with brief descriptions of each.
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