Git is a distributed version control system that tracks changes in source code during software development. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your workflow, this guide simplifies key concepts.

📌 Key Concepts

  • Repository (Repo): A directory where Git stores all project files and history.
    Git Repository
  • Commit: A snapshot of your project at a specific moment.
    Git Commit
  • Branch: A parallel version of your project for independent work.
    Git Branch

🛠 Basic Workflow

  1. Initialize a Repo: git init
  2. Track Files: git add <file>
  3. Commit Changes: git commit -m "message"
  4. Push to Remote: git push origin <branch>

🔗 Extend Your Knowledge

For deeper insights into Git commands, visit our Git Commands Guide.

📌 Tips & Best Practices

  • Always commit small, logical changes.
  • Use descriptive commit messages.
  • Regularly pull updates from the remote repo.
Git Workflow

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