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"Fork"-ing a Repository

On GitHub, you can create your own fork of a public repository by clicking "Fork" in the top right corner of a repository. A "Fork" is your personal copy of a repository. This means you will have read/write access to make branches and push code changes freely.

Any changes you make to your fork will only be available on your fork.