Making a New Git Repository

Create a project folder: Make a new directory for your project using the command line or your file explorer. Navigate to the project: Use the cd command to enter your newly created project folder. Initialize Git: Run the command git init to convert the current folder into a Git repository. Verify initialization: You should see a message confirming the creation of an empty Git repository. Hidden Git folder: Git creates a hidden .git folder that stores all the version control history and metadata. Check the status: Run git status to see the current state of your repository, which will indicate that you are on the default branch with no commits yet.