While we are talking about Git, we want to talk briefly about GitHub, which is a popular website to host Git repositories. If you have an account on it and set up a repository there, you can use it as a remote for your Git repository for this class. If you do so, you can show your work to friends, family and prospective employers. How would you do this? First I'm going to sign in to GitHub and set up a new repository. Here's the button for a new repository. I will call it C programming. And I'm going to leave this one public. Create the repository. So I can copy that link and then go to the programming environment. You can see I have a directory learn2prog, then I will do git remote add github and then paste in the link I copied. Then I will push to the remote, git push github master, give it my username, And password. And I pushed to the remote. In the future, if I want to send more code to GitHub, I can just push again, since Git will remember the remote unless I explicitly remove it. When you do this, you can make your code public so that you can share it with a wide variety of people. However, we want to remind you that you may not all go look at other student's code for assignments in these courses until you finished the specialization. Since you need to do your own work to learn how to program and to abide by Coursera's honor statement.