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In the previous video, you learned about Git 
and GitHub. Before you continue with this video,  

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register for a GitHub account and log in. 
Let’s start by creating a new repository.  

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Click + then click New Repository. To 
create a new repository, you need to provide  

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these details: give your new repository a name; 
optionally, add a description of your repository;  

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choose the repository visibility - whether you 
want it to be public or private; and choose the option  

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to Initialize this repository with readme file.
Then click Create Repository.

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You will now be redirected to the 
repository you have created.  

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The root folder of your repository is listed 
by default and it has just one file ReadMe.md.  

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Now, it’s time to edit the readme. You can do this 
in your browser. Just click the pencil to open the  

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online editor and you can change the text of the 
readme. To save your changes to the repository,  

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you must commit them. After you have made your 
changes, scroll down to the Commit changes  

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section. Add a commit message and optionally add 
a description, then click Commit changes. The  

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"commit changes" is used to save your changes 
to the repository. Go back to the home screen by  

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clicking the repository name link. Note that the 
readme file is updated and verify your changes.  

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Let’s learn how to create a new file using the 
built-in web editor provided by GitHub which  

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runs in the browser. Click Add File, then 
click Create New File to create the new file.  

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To create a python file called firstpython.py.  

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First, provide the file name. Next, add a comment 
that describes your code, then add the code.  

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Once finished, commit the change to the 
repository. You can see that your file is  

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now added to the repository and the repository 
listing shows when the file was added or changed.  

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When you need to change the 
file, you can edit it again.  

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Click the file name, and then click the pencil 
icon, make your edits and commit the changes.  

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You can also upload a file from your 
local system into the repository.  

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From the home screen of the repository, click 
Add File and choose the Upload files option.  

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Click Choose Your Files and select the files 
you want to upload from your local system.  

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The file upload process may take a short time,  

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depending on what you are uploading. 
Once the files finish uploading,  

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click Commit Changes. The repository now reflects 
the files that were uploaded. In this video,  

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you learned how to create a repository, edit 
files, and commit changes using the web interface.