What is Git?

Git is a distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency. 🌍

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Key Features

  • Distributed Architecture: Every clone is a full repository. 📁
  • Branching & Merging: Seamless creation and integration of branches. 🧭
  • Staging Area: Manage changes before committing. 📝
  • Speed: Optimized for fast operations. ⚡

Basic Commands

  1. git init - Initialize a new repository. 🚀
  2. git add <file> - Stage files for commit. 📁
  3. git commit -m "message" - Save changes to the repository. 💾
  4. git push - Upload changes to remote. 🌐
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Workflow Overview

  1. Working Directory: Make changes to files. ✏️
  2. Staging Area: Use git add to prepare changes. 📁
  3. Commit: Save changes with git commit. 💾
  4. Remote Sync: Push to remote via git push. 🌐
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Resources

Explore our Git tutorial for hands-on practice! 📘