Introduction to Git Version Control System
Version control, such as Git, is a system that maintains records of changes made to files over time. It allows users to collaborate, track changes, revert modifications, and manage file versions effectively. Repositories store files and their histories, holding all committed work. GitHub serves as a remote repository for hosting local repositories and collaboration.
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Git Tutorial TOLU OYENIYI CS 124 STANFORD WINTER 2023
What is Version Control? What is Version Control? A system that keeps records of your changes. Users keep entire code and history on their local machines. Allows for collaborative development. Allows you to know who made what changes and when. Allows you to revert any changes and go back to a previous state.
What is Git? What is Git? A tool which allows you to manage and track changes to files over time. When you create a repository you will see a .git directory. It keeps track of a file s history its tracks changes and who made those changes. Each version of a file is called a commit.
What is a Repository? (Repo) What is a Repository? (Repo) A collection of all the files and the history of those files. which consist of all your commits. A place where all your hard work is stored.
What is What is GitHub? GitHub? A remote repository in which you can host your local repository. And a place to collaborate with others.