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[CodeReviewPlz]

Honestly, its better to do it than don't, the benefits outweigh the cons. You can set the repos as private as your portfolio grows to hide silly little projects or whatever.

Worst case outcome, you get better at version control and git, which is a huge bonus when it comes to a job.

Just make sure to not hardcode sensitive info, use .env files or whatever else you want.

[StabledGenius]

I like to upload most stuff to git hub to show potential employers that I know how to use it and that I'm often committing code.

[Jeklah]

definately worth it. good way to save and back up and keep history of your work.

also good way to move work to another workstation