Configuring git.

 Configuring git.


Used this FreeCodeCamp resource for reference.
  • In command Prompt I saw that my Git was installed.


The command I used was: C:\\git --version.

  •  Now I configured my email, and user name.




  •  After I configuring my email, and user name, I started new branch. 


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