Git is a distributed version control system that helps developers track changes in code, collaborate efficiently, and manage projects. 🌐

What Makes Git Special? 💡

  • Open Source: Free to use and community-driven. 🤝
  • Branching: Create and switch branches effortlessly. 📁
  • Staging Area: Separate changes into staging and commit. 🔄

Key Concepts 🧠

  • Repository: A folder that stores all project files and history. 📂
  • Commit: A snapshot of changes saved with a message. 📸
  • Push/Pull: Sync changes between local and remote repositories. 🌐

Getting Started 🚀

  1. Install Git

  2. Initialize a Repo 

    git init
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  3. Basic Commands

    • git add . → Stage all changes ✅
    • git commit -m "Message" → Save changes 📝
    • git push origin main → Upload to remote 🌐
    • git pull → Update local from remote 🔄

Workflow Example 🧩

  1. Modify files 📝
  2. Stage changes 🛠️
  3. Commit changes 📸
  4. Push to remote 🚀
  5. Pull updates 🔄

Visualize Your Workflow

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Learn More 🔍

Explore Git Advanced Features to deepen your understanding! 📚

For a visual guide on Git workflows, check out this interactive tutorial. 🌐