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Git is a distributed version control system (DVCS) that was created as an improvement over centralized version control systems like CVS. Unlike centralized VCSs where there is a single source of truth, distributed VCSs allow any local repository to act as the source of truth. The document provides links to resources on the history of version control systems, comparisons of Git and Mercurial, instructions for getting started with Git on Windows, and some basic Git terminology.
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