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This document discusses Git and provides an introduction to its basic concepts and functionality. It begins by introducing Git as a distributed version control system created by Linus Torvalds to manage Linux code. It then notes that many projects use Git because it is powerful. Finally, it summarizes that at its core, Git is a content-addressable file system based around blobs, trees, commits and references.
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