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Git is a distributed file version control system. It uses hash codes to denote various versions of a file system. It is an essential part of the modern data economy. References can be found here: [1]
Git Tutorial
It would be valuable to spend a few minutes watching this video[2]. |https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USjZcfj8yxE%7C%7C%7C%7C%7C}}
More Technical Topics
It is necessary to know the following terms.
- What is a Git bare repo[3]?
- How to use Git Branch?[4]
- Git Merge[5]!
- Git Worktree: Git's best unknown feature?[6]
- See ohshitgit.com
References
- ↑ What is Git?, https://git-scm.com/, last accessed April 30, 2021
- ↑ Colt Steele, ed. (Sep 20, 2019). Learn Git In 15 Minutes. local page: Colt Steele.
- ↑ engineerman, ed. (Jun 16, 2019). What is a bare Git repo and why you need them. local page: Engineer Man.
- ↑ Codemy, ed. (Oct 15, 2015). GIT: Working with Branches. local page: Codemy School.
- ↑ Codemy, ed. (Oct 28, 2015). GIT: Merging and Workflow. local page: Codemy School.
- ↑ ThePrimeagen, ed. (Apr 15, 2021). Git's Best And Most Unknown Feature. local page: ThePrimeagen.