A simple example repo to show the basics of repo operation.
Forking the repo will make a new repository with a copy of the old repository.
You will be able to edit the new repository and the original owner cannot.
- Click on the fork button

- Fill out the fork dialog

Cloning a repo makes a local copy of the repo
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You can get the clone address from the code button

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Click the "Current Repository" pulldown
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Click Add
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Click clone existing repository
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Fill in the name of your repository and confirm the local path is correct
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Click clone
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Your files will now be in the local directory you specified in step 5
