Step-by-Step Git Workflow: From File Creation to GitHub Push

A basic Git workflow begins on your local machine by creating a project folder and files using terminal commands like mkdir and touch. Once files are ready, Git is initialized with git init, and files are moved to the staging area using git add before being committed to the local repository with git commit. The local repository serves as a hidden, Git-managed storage space on your computer. To sync with GitHub, a remote connection is established using git remote add origin followed by the repository's HTTPS link. Finally, git push origin main uploads the committed files from the local machine to the remote GitHub repository.