🚀 CC Web Dev Bootcamp – Submissions

Welcome! This repository is where you will submit your assignments for the Coding Club Web Development Bootcamp. Build consistently. Learn deeply. Improve every time.

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📂 Folder Structure (STRICT)

Follow this exactly:

YourName_USN/
│
├── Assignment_1/
│   └── (files)
│
├── Assignment_2/
│   └── (files)
│
└── ...

📌 Naming Convention

• Format:

  FullName_USN
  

• Example:

  Vidisha_Dewan_1RV24IS146
  

⚠️ Incorrect naming or structure may lead to your submission being ignored.

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📝 What to Submit

For each assignment:

• Create a new folder: Assignment_X

• Include all required files

• Ensure your project:

  • Runs without errors
  • Is neatly organized
  • Uses meaningful file names

(Optional but recommended)

• Add a README.md explaining:

  • What you built
  • How to run it

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🔀 Submission Workflow (Do This Every Time)

1. Fork the Repository

👉 https://github.com/Vidisha231106/CC-Web-Dev-Bootcamp-Submissions.git Click Fork

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2. Clone Your Fork

git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/CC-Web-Dev-Bootcamp-Submissions.git
cd CC-Web-Dev-Bootcamp-Submissions

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3. (First Time Only) Create Your Folder

mkdir YourName_USN

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4. Add Your Assignment

YourName_USN/Assignment_X/

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5. Stage, Commit, Push

git add .
git commit -m "Assignment_X - YourName"
git push origin main

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6. Create Pull Request (PR)

• Go to your fork on GitHub
• Click Compare & Pull Request
• Submit the PR

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🔁 Updating Your Fork (IMPORTANT)

Before every new assignment, sync your repo:

git remote add upstream https://github.com/Vidisha231106/CC-Web-Dev-Bootcamp-Submissions.git
git pull upstream main
git push origin main

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⚠️ Rules

• ❌ Do NOT touch other students' folders
• ❌ Do NOT rename/delete existing content
• ❌ Do NOT push directly to main repo
• ✅ Always submit via PR
• ✅ Follow structure strictly

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💡 Tips

• Start early — rushed work shows
• If something breaks, debug it (that’s where real learning happens)
• Don’t just copy — understand what you write

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🎯 Final Note

Don’t treat this like a checklist. Treat it like your first step into building real-world projects.

Consistency > perfection. Keep showing up.

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Happy coding 💻🔥