Git and GitHub Explainedby@kamalwalia
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Git and GitHub Explained

by Kamal Walia2mJune 22nd, 2022
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Git is a version control system that tracks changes you made to your files and the data contained in them by making copies of it. These copies are generally called revisions of the file and are associated with a [timestamp] and the person making the change. The latest version of GIT at the time of writing this post is **2.20** released on 2018–12–09. Learn some basic GIT Commands to get you started using GIT in your day-to-day life in my next post.

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