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Share an Android project on GitHub

Share an Android project on GitHub

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Share an Android project on GitHub

- [Instructor] Android Studio has integrated support for a variety of source control systems. These are software packages that let you manage your software versions and share your code with other developers. One of the most popular of these is called Git. And one of the most popular places to create Git repositories is GitHub. In order to share your project you'll need two things. First you need a GitHub membership. It's free and you can get it by going to this webpage at GitHub.com and creating a new account. When you create the account you'll be asked whether you want to use a username and password authentication or two-factor authentication with authentication tokens. Either way, you'll be ready to use Android Studio. But you need the Git software. To find out whether you already have Git installed, go to a command prompt, or terminal, and type git, dash, dash, version. If Git is installed you…

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