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src/assets/gIthubAction/githubActionBeginner.md → src/assets/githubAction/githubActionBeginner.md

@@ -24,6 +24,9 @@ Before we dive into an example, make sure we have a GitHub account and a reposit
 5. Actions
 6. Runners
 
+![components](/src/assets/githubAction/components_of_github_action.png)
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 ### 1. Workflows:
 Workflows are automated procedures that you add to your repository. Workflows  will run when triggered by an event in your repository, or they can be triggered manually, or at a defined schedule. It can be used to build, test, package, release, or deploy a project on Github.
 
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 Note:
 One event can trigger many workflows, a workflow can contain many jobs, and a job can contain many steps
 
+### Example:
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+![process_in_githubActions](/src/assets/githubAction/haha.png)
+
 Before we dive into an example, make sure we have a repository where we want to set up your CI/CD workflow. If we don't have one, create a new repository.
-Then create a folder `.github/workflows` and inside it make a file as `hello_world.yml`
+Then create a folder `.github/workflows` and inside it make a file as `hello_world.yml`.
+
+Add the following code snippet to your file `hello_world.yml`
 
 ```
 name: Hello world workflow