When you see a box that looks like this:

Terminal command here

You will copy this text and paste it into the terminal. For Linux:

Repository (a.k.a Repo) - typically corresponds to a software project, or set of related projects, and controls access for collaborators (e.g. "public" repos visible to the world, or "private" repos accessible only to designated users)

Cloning - cloning refers to making a complete copy of a repository, i.e. to your local PC

Branch - a version of the main repository, allowing developers to work on updates or new features to the project, without affecting the main (stable/production) version

Merge - once work on a branch is complete, the code changes are merged into the main project

Forking is a git clone operation executed on a server copy of a projects repo.

For example cutent one. Open link https://github.com/oborys/DevNet-intro-scripts click Fork button

Clone the forked repo

git clone [URL]
cd DevNet-intro-scripts

Forked URL can look like https://github.com/YOR_GITHUB_USERNAME/DevNet-intro-scripts

Create new branch

git checkout -b mybranch

Check if you in the newly created branch

git branch -a

Open pull_request folder And create file with your Name/Nickname

for example:

oborys.txt

Then add the file with the changes

git add pull_request/[file_name]

Commit file

git commit -m 'my commit'

push to the branch

git push origin mybranch

Then return to Github GUI push the "Pull requests" tab at the top of the page

Click the button "New pull request"

Check the changes and push "Create pull request" Add extra comments and push "Create pull request"