GIT CONCEPTS IN SIMPLE TERMS

GIT CONCEPTS IN SIMPLE TERMS⠀
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👉Git⠀
Git is a version control system that makes it easier to track changes to files. When you edit a file, git can tell you exactly what changed, who changed it, and why.⠀

👉Repository⠀
Think of a repository as a directory that stores all the files, folders, and content necessary for your project. Actually, it is the object database of the project.⠀

👉Commit⠀
A commit is a change to a file (or files). It’s like saving a file, but with Git, every time you save, it creates a unique ID that allows you to keep a record of changes.⠀
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👉Branch⠀
A branch is a lightweight movable pointer to one of the commits. The default branch name in Git is master.⠀

👉Push⠀
It updates a remote branch with the commits made to the current branch. You are literally “pushing” your changes onto the remote repository.⠀

👉Pull⠀
It is used to fetch and download content from a remote repository and immediately update the local repository to match that content.⠀
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📕Version Control with Git and GitHub
by Alex Magana and Joseph Muli

So, what’s the difference between Git and GitHub?⠀
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