Git is a version control system that provides versioning of source code history, logs of changes, and the ability for developers to work collaboratively. The document outlines how to initialize a local git repository by cloning an existing remote repository. It describes how to add and commit new files locally and then push those changes to the remote repository using git add, git commit, and git push commands. The git pull command is used to retrieve updates from the remote repository.

1. Internet Programming II
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Using Git
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2. OUTLINE
•What is git?
•Initializing git Repository
•git add
•git commit
•git push
•git pull
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3. What is git?
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Git is most known and best version control system.
Git provides:
• Versioning
• Source history & logs
• Working with development team etc.

4. Initializing Existing Repository
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We’ve git repository @github
git clone https://github.com/taskinomer/gittest.git
First step is clone to review or change. Git creates directory with project name.

5. git add
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We have git repository now on and want to store new files in git repository.
Create new file with name “test” and
git add test
or this command stashes all files
git add .

6. git commit
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We have created test file. But it's not in git repository yet. git commit command
provides to store sources locally.
-m option is commit message command. Every commit has to have a message!
git commit test -m "test commit"
git wants to know who am I (for only first commit)
git config --global user.name "username”
git config --global user.email "email"

7. git push
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It helps us to sending version to remote repository (in this case remote is github)
git push

8. git pull
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Gets changes from remote repository
git pull

9. QUESTIONS
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