This is an example project to understand gitHub

It creates a simple polynomial fit of randomized data and a plot using numpy and matplotlib

Used the procedure from: https://github.com/mjhea0/thinkful-mentor/blob/master/git-workflow.md

Basic Git/Github Workflow Setting up a Repository Starting a new project Create project directory on local machine In terminal, navigate to newly created directory Create a new git repo: git init Add a readme.md file that states what the project is all about: touch readme.md Add a .gitignore file: touch .gitignore Add files to staging: git add -A (taking a snapshot) Add files (snapshot) to local repo: git commit -m "commit message" Go to Github and add a new repository After you create repo, copy the "remote add" line, then paste back within your project directory in your terminal Now push your local repo to Github: git push origin master

Updating an existing project After you make your updates, add files to staging git add -A (taking a snapshot) Add files (snapshot) to local repo: git commit -m "commit message" Now push your local repo to Github: git push origin master

This is another change.... And this is a local change pushed with Github Desktop.... And yet another change from Github.com....