📚 Git Basics Guide
Welcome to the Git Basics guide! This tutorial is perfect for newcomers to version control systems, covering essential commands and workflows to get you started with Git.

🧩 What is Git?

Git is a distributed version control system designed to handle projects with many files efficiently. It allows developers to track changes, collaborate, and manage code versions seamlessly.

⚙️ Basic Commands

Here are the most commonly used Git commands for beginners:

  • git init - Initialize a new Git repository
  • git add <file> - Stage changes for commit
  • git commit -m "message" - Commit staged changes with a message
  • git status - Check the current state of the repository
  • git log - View commit history
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🔄 Workflow Overview

  1. Working Directory - Make changes to files
  2. Staging Area - Use git add to prepare changes
  3. Repository - Commit changes with git commit
  4. Remote Repository - Push changes to a remote server with git push
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🧠 Tips for New Users

  • Always write clear commit messages
  • Use git branch to manage different development lines
  • Check out the Git Advanced Guide for deeper insights
  • Don’t forget to git pull before starting work
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For more resources, explore our Community Section. Happy coding! 🚀