git.md

 # **git** cheat sheet
 ## Only the first time
-* install [**```git```**](https://git-scm.com/download/)
-* set email adress: ```git config --global user.email "meep@meep.com"``` (has to be the email you used in *github.com*)
-* set name: ```git config --global user.name "meep meep"```
+* install [**git**](https://git-scm.com/download/)
+* set email adress: 
+```bash 
+git config --global user.email "meep@meep.com"
+```
+(has to be the email you used in *github.com*)
+* set name: 
+```bash
+git config --global user.name "meep meep"
+```
 
 ### **Clone a repo:**    
-* **clone** the repo: ```git clone https://github.com/*your_name*/Python_course.git```     
+* **clone** the repo: 
+```bash
+git clone https://github.com/*your_name*/Python_course.git
+```     
 
 ### **Fork a repo:**    
 * Go to [github.com](https://www.github.com/) to the [page](https://github.com/tbphu/Python_course) of the repo and press the fork button.     
-* Then clone the repo from **your** github account ```git clone https://github.com/*your_name*/Python_course.git```
-* Go into your local repo ```cd Python_course```     
-* set **upstream**: ```git remote add upstream https://github.com/tbphu/Python_course.git```
+* Then clone the repo from **your** github account 
+```bash
+git clone https://github.com/*your_name*/Python_course.git
+```
+* Go into your local repo 
+```bash
+cd Python_course
+```     
+* set **upstream**: 
+```bash
+git remote add upstream https://github.com/tbphu/Python_course.git
+```
 
 ## Daily work with git
-* **pull** repo: ```git pull```
-* **add** file: ```git add ./filename```
-* **commit**: ```git commit -m "I have done this and that" ./meep.py```
-* **push** commits: ```git push```    
-* **merge** commits: ```git merge```    
-* check **status** of repo: ```git status```    
-* **delete uncommited** changes: ```git checkout .```    
+* **pull** repo: 
+```bash
+git pull
+```
+* **add** file: 
+```bash
+git add ./filename
+```
+* **commit**: 
+```bash
+git commit -m "I have done this and that" ./meep.py
+```
+* **push** commits: 
+```bash 
+git push
+```    
+* **merge** commits: 
+```bash
+git merge
+```    
+* check **status** of repo: 
+```bash
+git status
+```    
+* **delete uncommited** changes: 
+```bash
+git checkout .
+```    
 * **update forked** repo:     
-   ```git fetch upstream```    
-   ```git merge upstream/master```
+```bash
+git fetch upstream
+```    
+```bash
+git merge upstream/master
+```
 
 ## Merge messages
-Usually, after the ```git merge```, git will open a text editor where you can type in a **commit message**, git suggests a message like ```Merge branch 'master' of https://www.github.com:*yourname*/Python_course.git```. That is the description of your commit. In Windows, this should be ***notepad*** which is pretty easy to handle. In the Linux terminal, the text editors can be a bit more difficult to handle because they work only with keyboard and not with a mouse. 
+Usually, after the `git merge`, git will open a text editor where you can type in a **commit message**, git suggests a message like ```Merge branch 'master' of https://www.github.com:*yourname*/Python_course.git```. That is the description of your commit. In Windows, this should be ***notepad*** which is pretty easy to handle. In the Linux terminal, the text editors can be a bit more difficult to handle because they work only with keyboard and not with a mouse. 
 
 **nano** looks like this:
-[[nano.png | height = 250px]]    
+<img src="nano.png" height="300">  
 To exit it you have to press **```<Strg>+O```** to save and **```<Strg>+X```** to exit
 
 **vi** looks like this:
-[[vi.png | height = 250px]]    
+<img src="vi.png" height="300">   
 To exit it you have to press **```<Esc>```** than **```:wq```** to save and quit
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