Step 1. Navigate to the main repository for the project. https://github.com/eamon0989/lstimeestimate

*Make sure that you are signed into your own GitHub account.

Step 2. In the top right hand corner of the page you will see a button called 'Fork'. Click this button. This will fork the repository (or create a copy of the current repository) and it will be added to your own list of GitHub repositories.

Step 3. Make sure that you're in the repository that you just forked. There is a green button 'Code'. Click this button and make sure that the HTTPS option is selected. Copy this link.

Step 4. Now we're going to create a local copy of the repo so we can work on it in our own code editor. So in your own terminal find a place where you'd like to house this project. I chose a directory called 'launch_school'. Then I created a new directory called 'ls_time_estimate'. This is where I'll house the project on my local machine.

Step 5. Now it's time to clone the repository. Inside the 'ls_time_estimate' directory, type the command git clone then copy in that HTTPS link we got from GitHub. Mine will be different from yours. Hit enter.

After we hit enter git will handle cloning this repository for us.

Once it's finished we can see that a new directory has been added called 'lstimeestimate'. Let's navigate into that new directory.

Inside of it you can see all the files from the repository. Let's open all of these inside our code editor to check them out.