git push origin main

Steps are highlighted as follows:

Download Git and install
```
 https://git-scm.com/download/win
```
Once git is installed,
```
 run the gitbash
```
If the working directory is on the master, which is usually the default, change it to main by running the following command
```
 $ git branch -m master main 
```
On your gitbash command line
```
  cd desktop     
  cd project folder 
```

Initialize the local directory as a git repository by running these commands

  $ git config --global user.email "your email address on github goes here"   
  $ git config --global user.name "your username on github goes here"    
  $ git init

Add the files in your new local repository so as to stage them for the first commit by running this command
```
  $ git add .
```
Commit the files that you've staged to remote repo by running this command
```
  $ git commit -m "your first commit title goes here"
```
In the command prompt, add the URL for the remote repo where your local repo will be pushed to by running
```
  $ git remote add origin URL       
  $ git remote -v 
```
Note: At the top of your repo on github (the repo you have created that you want your code to be pushed to),
```
 you will see "quick setup". 

 Navigate to the far right and copy the remote repo URL by clicking on the copy snippet.        
```
Push the changes in your local repo to github by running this command
```
  $ git push origin main    
```

A pop-up comes up on your browser from git trying to link to your github,
Click authorize
and Tada,
Your code is being pushed.

So you are good.

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Setting up a git environment & pushing code to GitHub