Version Control with Git

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Welcome to our fun and easy Git tutorial for beginners!

What is Git?

Git is like a magical time machine for your code! It helps you keep track of changes, collaborate with others, and even go back in time if you make a mistake. Cool, right?

Let's Get Started!

  1. Install Git: First things first, let's get Git on your computer!
  2. Create a Repository: Think of this as your project's special folder.
  3. Make Changes: Add your awesome code or make some tweaks!
  4. Stage and Commit: Tell Git which changes you want to save.
  5. Branch Out: Create different versions of your project.

Git Commands for Beginners

  • git init - Start a new Git adventure!
  • git add - Tell Git which files to watch
  • git commit - Save your changes
  • git push - Share your work with others
  • git pull - Get the latest updates

Why Use Git?

Keep a history of your project

Collaborate with friends easily

Try new ideas without fear

Ready to become a Git wizard? Let's go!

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