Exercise 1 - PULLING FROM THE REMOTE REPO

1. GIT PULL ORIGIN MASTER to sync local and remote repositories.
2. Slack me a screenshot of this README file, opened from within your local repository. (With the project open in your sidenav)

Exercise 2 - CREATING YOUR OWN BRANCH

1. GIT CHECKOUT -B [your-name-here] to create a new branch for your personal work. Any change made here WILL NOT effect other branches.
2. Open your local README again. This time, add your Github username to the bottom of the file.
3. Save your changes.

Exercise 3 - PUSHING TO THE REMOTE REPO

1. GIT ADD -A to stage your changes.
2. GIT COMMIT -M [brief message about your commit] to commit those changes to your branch.
3. GIT PUSH to push a copy of your branch and its changes to the project's repository.
   Unless you've already pushed from a branch, you'll receive an error, explaining that you have no 'upstream branch.' Copy the line, "git push --set-upstream origin [your-branch-name]", then paste the command into your console and, if necessary, hit enter to set your upstream branch and push to the repo. <<<<<<< HEAD #GITHUB user name --- gsample67 ======= jcbennett3 oh my, what a big conflict.

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