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Tasks
-Fork (copy) this repository under your personal GitHub account by clicking the green <> Code button
-Invite your mentor or someone in the tech team as a collaborator — ask them for their GitHub username if you don't know it
-Create a new branch in your fork and and create a new Markdown file. Share what you've learned and what you're still confused about. Experiment with different styles!
-Open a pull request and add your mentor as a reviewer (note: they must first accept your collaboration request to be available as a reviewer).
-Create your profile README. Let the world know a little bit more about you! What are you interested in learning? What are you working on? What's your favorite hobby? Learn more about creating your profile README in the document, "Managing Your Profile README".
-Go to your user dashboard and create a new repository. Experiment with the features within that repository to familiarize yourself with them.
-Let us know what you liked or didn’t like about the content of this course. What would you like to see more of? What would be interesting or helpful to your learning journey?