• Open GitBash.

• Navigate to git repository that needs to be linked with GitHub.

• Check status.

• Enter command ' git remote ' to check if any repository is linked.

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• Now, enter command to link Git with GitHub, i.e. ' git remote add <name> <repo url> '.

• Here, name can be defined by user and repo url is the full url of the GitHub Repository.

• In my case, I'm using 'origin' as a name and my repo url is 'https://github.com/laibawaqar22/FirstRemoteRepository.git', so command will be : ' git remote add origin https://github.com/laibawaqar22/FirstRemoteRepository.git '.

• Again check remote staus, i.e. ' git remote '.

• Here, you can see it's showing repository name, i.e. 'origin'.

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• Git has been linked successfully.

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