1. Connect Local - Github Repository by HTTP
###Do it at a local repository###
$ git remote add "remoteRepositoryName" "httpAddressAtGithub" : Since "httpAddressAtGithub" is too long, manage it by "repositoryName". (origin is the norm)
$ git remote -v : Check wheter remote is connected.
$ git push -u origin(rmoteRepositoryName) master(master branch of Remote Repository) : Push your commit to remote ropository. Add "-u" only for the first time.
It will require to login.
Username for 'https://github.com': "yourUserName" of Github
###Important Part Here###
Password for 'https://yourusername@github.com': Copy and Paste "Settings => Developer Settings => Personal acess token => Generate new token "
$ git push : Push Local to Remote. If Local Branch is committed to Remote for once
$ git pul origin(rmoteRepositoryName) master(master branch of Remote Repository)
2. Connect Local - Github Repository by SSH
$ ssh-keygen : id_rsa, id_rsa.pub are created
- Copy id_rsa.pub content (cat id_rsa.pub) and paste at "Github => Settings => SSH and GPG Keys => New SSH Key"
- Create a repository at Github => Copy its SSH => Paste it at below
$ git remote add "remoteRepositoryName" "sshAddress"
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