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Issue 1: Create a folder called @samuko-things with a readme file in it - more details in issue body
#110 opened Mar 17, 2023 by samuko-things
Issue 5: Edit section 1 and section 2 of the readme inside @oyenuga17/command-line folder
#108 opened Oct 24, 2022 by oyenuga17
Issue 5: Edit section 1 and section 2 of the readme inside @your-github-username-here/command-line folder Command line Git task
#104 opened Oct 23, 2022 by Ifycode
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Issue 4: Edit section 2 of the readme inside @oyenuga17/github-ui folder
#101 opened Oct 22, 2022 by oyenuga17
Issue 3: Edit section 1 of the readme inside @oyenuga17/github-ui folder
#98 opened Oct 22, 2022 by oyenuga17
Issue 4: Edit section 2 of the readme inside @your-github-username-here/github-ui folder github UI task
#97 opened Oct 22, 2022 by Ifycode
1
Issue 3: Edit section 1 of the readme inside @your-github-username-here/github-ui folder github UI task
#93 opened Oct 22, 2022 by Ifycode
1
Issue 2: Create a folder called "command-line" in the @oyenuga17 folder, and add readme file - more details in issue body
#63 opened Oct 1, 2022 by oyenuga17
Issue 2: Create a folder called "command-line" in the @Danbaba1 folder and add readme file - more details in issue body
#62 opened Oct 1, 2022 by Danbaba1
Issue 2: Create a folder called "command-line" in the @Dkingofcode folder, and add readme file - more details in issue body
#61 opened Oct 1, 2022 by Dkingofcode
Issue 2: Create a folder called "command-line" in the @your-github-username-here folder, and add readme file - more details in issue body Command line Git task
#60 opened Oct 1, 2022 by Ifycode
1
Issue 1: Create a folder called @your-github-username-here with a readme file in it - more details in issue body github UI task
#34 opened Sep 28, 2022 by Ifycode
1
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