Quick repo to store Python code or data. Don't worry about storing all your code here. Only the stuff you eventually want me to take a look at.
In the root of this code base I created a folder called lessons which contains some code from when I was working on an intro to python course for something else. Feel free to take a peak in there. It's incredibly basic but maybe has some refreshers.
Google colab makes it pretty easy to push code into GitHub. File > Save a Copy in GitHub > Choose appropriate repository > Choose appropriate file path.
For example, let's say I wanted to save a colab notebook learning.ipynb to the root of this directory. I'd do:
File > Save a Copy in GitHub > saving-private-ma > learning.ipynb. If we made a directory called src the above process would be near identical:
File > Save a Copy in GitHub > saving-private-ma > src/learning.ipynb.
Note if you save to the same file path twice, it will override the original save.
Once you have files saved in Colab, you should be able to open GitHub and directly click through the link at the top to open the notebook again.