How to submit a vscode project to a repository?

To submit a VS Code project to a repository, you need to follow these steps:

1. Create a new repository: Create a new repository on a code hosting service such as GitHub or GitLab, and make note of the repository’s URL.
2. Open the project in VS Code: Open the project you want to submit in VS Code.
3. Initialize a Git repository by opening the terminal (or using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + ` in VS Code) and using the following command.
4. initialize a git repository
5. Add files to the staging area: Use the following command to add your project files to the Git staging area:
6. Add all changes to the staging area.
7. This will add all modified files to the staging area. If you only want to add specific files, you can replace “.” with the file path or file name.
8. Submit to local repository: Use the following command to commit the files from the staging area to the local repository:
9. Save changes with a message “commit message”
10. Replace “Commit message” with your submission information to describe the changes made in this submission.
11. Linking remote repositories: Use the following command to associate the local repository with the remote repository:
12. Add the repository URL as the origin remote in Git.
13. Replace with the URL of the repository you created in step 1.
14. Pushing to a remote repository: To push the contents of a local repository to a remote repository, use the following command:
15. Push the changes to the master branch on the origin remote repository and set it as the upstream branch.
16. This will push the contents of the local repository to a branch called master. If you are using a different branch, replace master with the name of the branch you want to push to.

Once you have completed the steps above, your VS Code project will be pushed to the remote repository.