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Beginners Guide To Git and GitHub

This document is a beginner's guide to Git and GitHub, explaining Git as a version control system for tracking code changes and collaboration. It covers basic commands, working with branches, remote repositories, and using GitHub for hosting and sharing projects. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of these tools in modern software development workflows.

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Beginners Guide To Git and GitHub

This document is a beginner's guide to Git and GitHub, explaining Git as a version control system for tracking code changes and collaboration. It covers basic commands, working with branches, remote repositories, and using GitHub for hosting and sharing projects. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of these tools in modern software development workflows.

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Beginners Guide to Git and GitHub

Git and GitHub: Beginner's Guide

1. What is Git?

Git is a version control system that tracks code changes and collaboration.

2. Git Basics

- git init: Initialize repository

- git status: Check status

- git add: Stage changes

- git commit -m "message": Commit changes

- git log: View commit history

3. Working with Branches

- git branch: List branches

- git checkout -b new-branch: Create and switch

- git merge branch: Merge changes

4. Remote Repositories

- git remote add origin [url]

- git push -u origin main

- git pull origin main

5. Using GitHub

- Hosting and sharing repositories

- Issues and pull requests

- GitHub Actions for automation

Conclusion:

Git and GitHub are essential tools for collaboration and project management in modern software

development workflows.

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