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# Do You Git it?

Get ready to
understand Git.
>/<
Welcome to
Gitville!
Get ready to explore the
exciting world of Git!
Fasten your seatbelts as
we embark on a journey
to visit git and start on
our Dev journey.
What is Git?
Git is a superhero version
control system that
saves the day by tracking
changes in your code. It's
like a magical time
machine for your files,
allowing you to revisit any
version of your project.
Git is a popular version control system. It was created by
Linus Torvalds in 2005, and has been maintained by Junio
Hamano since then.

It is used for:
Tracking code changes
Tracking who made changes
Coding collaboration
Version Control System
a software tool that helps manage changes to files,
documents, or any other collection of information over time. It
enables multiple people to collaborate on projects by keeping
track of every modification to files and providing
mechanisms to coordinate and merge these changes.

Github GitLab BitBucket


(lol xD)
GitHub: The
Social Hub!

Welcome to GitHub, the


social hub for sharing
and collaborating on
code. It's like a bustling
city where developers
come together to build
amazing projects.

Just search Github.com


Do you have what it takes to
git it?
To install Git, visit the official website
https://git-scm.com/
and download the appropriate version for your OS.

open the terminal/cmd and


execute:
git --version
Set up Git on your laptops by first installing Git, then configuring
your username and email address using the commands:

git config --global user.name "Your Name"

git config --global user.email "[email protected]"

CHECK:
git config --list
and look for the name and username you just entered
KEY TERMS
A "repo" is a tracked Git project folder where all the
project files and version history are stored.

A "commit" is a snapshot of the project at a specific


point in time.

The "staging area" or "index" is where changes are


prepared before committing.

"SHA" is a unique identifier for each commit.


"Untracked/Staged/Tracked"
Untracked:
These files exist in your project directory but haven't been added to the
Git repository yet. Git doesn't track changes to untracked files until you
add them using git add

Staged:
Staged files are marked for inclusion in the next commit. You useto
stage files, indicating changes you intend to include in the next commit.

Tracked:
Tracked files are those previously committed to the Git repository or
staged for the next commit. They include modified files waiting to be
staged and files already staged for commit.
More than 150 commands
(....maybe)
But there is good news

Most developer experience is revolving around just a few of these


commands:
push
pull
add
commit
status
log
fetch
LETs GIT it DONE
Mastering Git: The
Adventure
Continues!
Congratulations on
completing the fun guide
to understanding Git!
Now, it's time to embark
on your own coding
adventures with
confidence, creativity, and
a dash of Git magic.
The Git Finale: Happy
Coding!
As our fun guide to understanding Git
comes to an end, remember to keep
coding with joy, curiosity, and the power
of Git! Happy coding, and may your
projects always be version-controlled
and full of fun!
Thanks!
DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS?
https://github.com/Bi7al
https://github.com/mutahir-muhammad

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