GitHub is cloud storage for code, like Google Drive. Repositories are separate shared drives where you store projects. The speaker shows their private repository "munira-skill" and walks through how to navigate folders and files inside it.
Now, how does that look in, in the actual setup? If you're not familiar with GitHub, I highly recommend you to kind of check out the basics about it. But GitHub basically is like a cloud storage, storage for code, like Google Drive for code, right? It's a bit more complicated than Google Drive, but you basically have your main— you can always almost see them like shared drives, right? Like separate shared drives in Google Drive. You have your different repositories. They're called repositories here in GitHub. Inside each repository, for example, I am in the munira-skill repository, which you can see is a private one. Um, and then up here you can see this is pretty much my username, and under my username lives my private repository. Now, inside each repository, you then just have folders that you can click into, as well as files inside each folder.
