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== Task 3: Clone a Github.com repository into a new directory on a Linux system ==
: You can do the steps either on matrix.senecacollege.ca or on your CentOS 7 vm:
:* login to matrix.senecacollege.ca or your CentOS 7 vm
:* create a directory named ops435/lab0 under your home directory
:* change your current working direct to ~/ops435/lab0
:* run the following git command to clone the repository you created in Task 2 on github.com
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git clone https://github.com/[your_github_user_name]/[your_seneca_user_name]
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:* change your working directory to your cloned git repository, which should be ~/ops435/lab0/[your_seneca_user_name]
:* run the following two commands and capture their output to a file or to your lab log book:
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git log
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tree -a
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