[GUIDE][WINDOWS]How to make a commit using Windows Github - Android

Hey Guys!
And I'm back with a new tutorial on how to make a commit without git. It's simple, you just need Github for Windows.
NOTE:- I know that you can modify files from browser, but you can't actually make a commit where you can modify more than 1 file. For that you need to use git which is difficult. This is far easier that git!
Requirments:
Notepad++ or any other editor
Github for Windows
Basic knowledge about github
Let's start:
1.Open Github on your Windows PC
2.You need first to clone the repo from github to modify it on your PC.
-To do that you just need to follow my Instruction(follow the screenshots below)
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"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
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3.After cloning is done, you can go to the directory where you cloned it and start modifying file with any editor(I prefer Notepad++).
It should look like this:
4.After editing is done, save and close every file you edited.
5.Now go back to Github for Windows. Then something like this should show up:
6.Click on Uncommited changes and see what you changed. Check if everything is like you wanted and then you can add a description and a Summary.
7.Now just press on "Sync" and the commit should be updated in your repo.
Credits:
Github
@Carlos_Manuel
@F4uzan
If something isn't clear you can reply and try my best to answer your question. ​

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Helpful,thanks!
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AwesomeSMS said:
Helpful,thanks!
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