This document provides an overview of Git and GitHub. It begins with introductions to version control systems, Git, and GitHub. Git is a distributed version control system that tracks changes to code and enables collaboration, while GitHub is a platform for hosting Git repositories and collaborating on projects. The document then covers installing Git and configuring it, including creating a GitHub account. It provides examples of basic Git commands for workflows like adding, committing, pushing, logging, merging, checking out branches. Finally, it mentions merge conflicts and links to additional GitHub student resources.

1. Mastering
Git & GitHub

2. Table of Contents
Here will know what is git and
github. Also why we use git.
Introduction
Installation and configuration
Here will create a github account
and install git in your computer.
Implementation
You will learn basic git commands
and be dealing with merge
conflicts.
BONUS
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3. Introduction
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4. What is Version Control System?
It’s a software tools that help
software teams manage changes
to source code over time.

5. What is git?
is a distributed version control
system (DVCS) that tracks
changes to code, enables
collaboration among developers,
and manages different versions
of projects.

6. What is GitHub?
Is a platform built on Git for
hosting repositories and
collaborating on projects.

7. Why is git important?
Efficient Collaboration
Enables seamless
teamwork among
developers.
Version Control
Tracks changes
meticulously for
precise management
of project versions.
Branching and Merging
Simplifies workflow
management through
streamlined branch
creation and merging.
Backup and Recovery:
Provides secure
backups and easy
recovery options for
code.
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8. Installation and
Configuration
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9. 1. Creating a GitHub Account
2. Installing VsCode
3. Installing git
4. Configure git on your computer
Todo

10. git config - -global user.name "John Doe"
git config - -global user.email johndoe@example.com
git config - -global core.editor “code – - wait”
git config - -global core.autocrlf true
git config - -global core.autocrlf input
Configurations

11. Implementation
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12. Git Workflow

13. 1. git init
2. git status
3. git add .
4. git commit -m <<message>>
5. git push
6. git log
7. git merge
8. git branch
9. git checkout
Basic Commands

14. Merge Conflict

15. BONUS
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16. GitHub Student Developer Pack
The GitHub Student Developer Pack is a collection of tools
and services offered to students for free or at a
discounted rate.

17. Q&A