<commit_before>#My Website 1 Reflection

##Paste a link to your [USERNAME].github.io repository.

https://github.com/abernet2/abernet2.github.io

##Explain how to create a repository on GitHub and clone the repository to your local computer to a non-
technical person.

A repository is similar to a file system on your computer. It's a place to store all the files from a particular project. To create a repository, you can go on the GitHub website and press the "+" button next to your profile picture. Once you've done that, select "new repository" and follow the instructions from there. If in doubt about any of the settings, select public and add an MIT License.

Once your repository is set-up you are ready to clone (download) the repository to your local computer. Cloning a repository is just like download a zip file, except it has some bonus features. Since you download through Git, your copy of the repository will come with the project history and will be already linked to GitHub. That means that if you clone a repository you can use gitcommands to interact with GitHub, if you download it you can't.

Anyway, to clone a repository you need the URL of that repository's git file. You can copy the URL from the HTTPS clone url box located on the right side of the Github site. If you can't find it you can figure it out just with the URL for your repository. The link they provide is simply the URL for your repository with the ".git" appended to the end. So https://github.com/myusername/myrepository would be https://github.com/myusername/myrepository.git.

Finally, once you have your URL, you can open your command line and type in "git clone {URL HERE}." Whatever directory you run that command from will be where the repository is cloned to.

##Describe what open source means.

All programs have source code and code that only the computers understand. Many programs conceal the source code so that only the developers have access to it. They use the code to create an installer which translates the source code into a language an individual computer can understand.

Open source is when people anywhere can freely access the source code and make changes to it. This means that if you notic a bug in a program, you can address it yourself and suggest they add your solution to the master source code. It also allows people to freely contribute improvements on the central code. This makes it potentially less secure and, in many cases, harder or impossible to monetize.
<commit_msg>fix non-technical typo<commit_after>#My Website 1 Reflection

##Paste a link to your [USERNAME].github.io repository.

https://github.com/abernet2/abernet2.github.io

##Explain how to create a repository on GitHub and clone the repository to your local computer to a non-technical person.

A repository is similar to a file system on your computer. It's a place to store all the files from a particular project. To create a repository, you can go on the GitHub website and press the "+" button next to your profile picture. Once you've done that, select "new repository" and follow the instructions from there. If in doubt about any of the settings, select public and add an MIT License.

Once your repository is set-up you are ready to clone (download) the repository to your local computer. Cloning a repository is just like download a zip file, except it has some bonus features. Since you download through Git, your copy of the repository will come with the project history and will be already linked to GitHub. That means that if you clone a repository you can use gitcommands to interact with GitHub, if you download it you can't.

Anyway, to clone a repository you need the URL of that repository's git file. You can copy the URL from the HTTPS clone url box located on the right side of the Github site. If you can't find it you can figure it out just with the URL for your repository. The link they provide is simply the URL for your repository with the ".git" appended to the end. So https://github.com/myusername/myrepository would be https://github.com/myusername/myrepository.git.

Finally, once you have your URL, you can open your command line and type in "git clone {URL HERE}." Whatever directory you run that command from will be where the repository is cloned to.

##Describe what open source means.

All programs have source code and code that only the computers understand. Many programs conceal the source code so that only the developers have access to it. They use the code to create an installer which translates the source code into a language an individual computer can understand.

Open source is when people anywhere can freely access the source code and make changes to it. This means that if you notic a bug in a program, you can address it yourself and suggest they add your solution to the master source code. It also allows people to freely contribute improvements on the central code. This makes it potentially less secure and, in many cases, harder or impossible to monetize.

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