GitHub is a repository hosting service tool that features collaboration and access control. It is a platform for programmers to fix bugs together and host open-source projects. GitHub is designed for the developers and to help them track their changes into a project through the repository. Some of the prominent features of GitHub are: Specifies milestones and labels to the projects Comparison view between branches is allowed GitHub Pages allows us to publish and host websites within GitHub Syntax highlight feature It allows third-party API integrations for bug tracking and cloud hosting In this video, we will see how we can upload a project to GitHub from Android Studio and also how we can push the changes once the project is already uploaded to GitHub. 

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