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Tasks for Java Core course attendee

How to use it?

  • Fork this repository by clicking "Fork" button on the top of this page.
  • Clone this repository to your local environment
  • Connect your branch to my repository by executing the following command:
git remote add -t master epam http://github.com/aabarmin/epam-java-cources/

You can watch list of remotes using git remote show command. The result should be like the following:

# git remote show

epam
origin

Task execution

Before you started, pull changes from my repository

git pull epam master

If your repository is behind the remote master, you should rebase changes from my repository to your master. You can do it by executing the following command:

git rebase epam/master master

Send changes from your local repository to remote:

git push origin master

The following step is to switch to your private branch:

git checkout <PRIVATE_BRANCH_NAME>

After it you can create branch for task execution:

git checkout -b <TASK_BRANCH>

Open your favourite IDE and write some code and don't forget to commit when you finished.

git add .
git commit

When your work with task is completely done, you should merge changes from task branch to your private branch:

git checkout <PRIVATE_BRANCH_NAME>
git rebase <TASK_BRANCH>

Now you can push your changes to your own remote repository:

git push origin <PRIVATE_BRANCH_NAME>

When your changes are pushed to your own fork, you should create a pull-request. It's better to add Excercise label to your pull request.

How to contribute

You can contribute by writing and fixing tests. Create tests and send me a pull request with Tests label.

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