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Autonomous-car

This is the master repository for the autonomous car project of CMPE 243 under Prof. Preetpal Kang.

To start working on this project follow the steps mentioned below:

  1. I have added you all as contributors. You all should be able to see this project in your repository.

  2. First download the repository to your machine either by clicking on green button saying "clone or download" and then download zip or copy the https:// OR by command line as mentioned below.

    Windows :

    Linux :

    • Write "git clone PASTE_HTTPS://_PATH_HERE" direct in linux. Git is a tool which comes with the Linux.

    MAC :

  3. After cloning the repository on your machine you'll see all directories and files.

    • Use git branch to get the list of branches.
    • Use git checkout to jump to other branch.
    • If you use ls command now then you'll see the directories in that branch.

    Initial situation of repository :

    • Master branch - README, ThunderBird (android application code)
    • Android branch - README, ThunderBird (android application code) because both branches were merged before inviting you.
    • Embedded branch - Module wise 5 projects, README, ThunderBird (android application code)
  4. Read, edit it and make some changes in related files while working on project. After this you have to upload the changes on remote repository.

    Follow this steps every time you make a change.

    • git add . (. means everything) "OR" git add -A (-A means all. This will stage your changes ready to commit.)

    • git add <file/folder name> works too.

    • git commit -m "write comments and mention your changes and why did you change it here. - your name." ( this will make it easy to see versions of our code and what new was added at what commit)

    • Make sure you change to the branch before you add and commit any change.

    • Use git checkout "branch name you want to work on"
      "OR" git checkout -b "branch name" in case of creating new branch.

    • git push origin

    • Now you can see your changes on website.

  5. At the end of project you can fork this repository to keep an individual copy, but remember in that you won't have anyone as a contributor.

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