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Closes Anupkjha2601#851
Added a '.gitignore' file
Adding a '.gitgnore' file to a project is really important as files and folders like '.vscode' and '.DS_Store' contains config files for your local device. Committing these files to a repository may lead to bugs when cloned on a different machine. For example, if your project uses port 5501 on your computer, it is not necessary that the same port will be available on a different computer.
Therefore, adding a '.gitignore' file helps to not commit unwanted files and folders to a repository.