Pushing changes

Pushing involves sending your local commits to the remote repository. This updates the remote repository with the changes you have made locally. Pushing is a crucial step for sharing your work with others and ensuring that the remote repository reflects the latest state of the project. Before pushing, it's good practice to pull the latest changes from the remote repository to avoid conflicts.

To share changes with others, use the git push command. This will update the remote repository and synchronize it with your local repository.