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Git, Git Hub and Git Bash

The document explains the differences between Git, Git Bash, and GitHub. Git is a version control software that tracks changes to files, Git Bash is a command line interface for using Git on Windows, and GitHub is a web-based platform for collaborating on projects using Git. It also describes how to use Git commands to manage repositories and save changes.

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Git, Git Hub and Git Bash

The document explains the differences between Git, Git Bash, and GitHub. Git is a version control software that tracks changes to files, Git Bash is a command line interface for using Git on Windows, and GitHub is a web-based platform for collaborating on projects using Git. It also describes how to use Git commands to manage repositories and save changes.

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Vaishnavi Pandey

Are you confused in


Git , Git Bash and
Git Hub?
So,This post is
speacially for you
Git
Git is a software that enables version
control.
With each change to a file, even the
slightest change can become a new version
of the file you working on.
Using Git you can track your changes and
create different versions of your project.
Git
Git Bash
Git Bash is an application for Microsoft
windows, allowing developers to use Git
in a command line interface.
Git Bash is a terminal. Before Graphic User
Interfaces(GUIs) there were terminals.
A terminal is a software that is primarily
used to navigate the folders and files of a
computer.
Terminals come with commands that you
can enter to run certain instructions to
your computer.
You can use a terminal to create files,
navigate into folders, initiate downloads,
and more. All from a simple text-only
screen.
Git Bash
Git Hub
GitHub is a web-based interface that uses
Git, the open source version control
software that lets multiple people make
separate changes to web pages at the
same time.
A folder that holds code is often referred
to as a repository or a repo for short.
Git Hub is a very popular platform that
programming teams use to store and
access repositories.
With Git Hub, you can do what's called a
git pull, which essentially is downloading
and connecting a repo on Git Hub to your
local machine. subheading.
From there you can then begin to make
edits to the files that are in that repo on
your local machine.
To save the changes to Git Hub you must
run the Git commit command which
commits the changes and creates a new
repo version.
After committing the changes, in order to
add the repo version to Git Hub, you must
then run the git push command in your
terminal.
Git Hub
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