Working on Branches in GitHub

Step1 - Create three different branches with names – feature-test, bugfix-test, ui-test.

Step2 - Switch to the feature-test branch and create a new file and commit to the feature-test branch along with the commit message.

Solution

Navigate to your GitHub repository.
In the top-left corner, there is a drop-down labelled with “main” which is your default branch name. Click on this dropdown to display all branches.
To create a new branch, type the name of the first branch i.e. feature-test in the Search textbox and then click on the “Create branch: feature-test from main” option that appears below the search textbox.
Similarly, repeat the steps to create other branches i.e. bugfix-test and ui-test.
Now you have 3 branches in your repository that are displayed on the right side of the drop-down.

Click on the branch drop-down to select the “feature-test” branch from the list.
Click on “Add file” then click on “Create new file”.
Write the name of the file and enter the file content in the editor provided. When done, click on Commit Changes in the top-right corner.
In the “Commit changes” section, add your commit message such as “Create a new document”.
Make sure “Commit directly to the feature-test branch” is selected.
Click on “Commit changes”.