Excellent... you picked up on the fact that you saw a variant of this assignment as a lab in CS318.
I'm seeing some consistent confusion across the entire class on using Git and GitHub. The idea is that you're working within this folder structure to develop your application. I see some of that with you using your own VS projects. But use the commit feature to checkpoint what you're doing... you get your code to the point where it compiles, do a commit. And then commit as you find and squash bugs. Then finally push.
Excellent... you picked up on the fact that you saw a variant of this assignment as a lab in CS318.
I'm seeing some consistent confusion across the entire class on using Git and GitHub. The idea is that you're working within this folder structure to develop your application. I see some of that with you using your own VS projects. But use the commit feature to checkpoint what you're doing... you get your code to the point where it compiles, do a commit. And then commit as you find and squash bugs. Then finally push.