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GitHub – Simple Definition and Easy Guide for Rich Usage
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GitHub – Simple Definition and Easy Guide for Rich Usage

GitHub is an online platform for hosting (or sharing) Git repositories, thereby creating an avenue to easily collaborate on projects.

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Git vs. GitHub – Quick Look at the Key Differences
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Git vs. GitHub – Quick Look at the Key Differences

Git vs. GitHub: Git helps record different versions of a file (or set of files). However, GitHub is used to host Git repositories online.

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How to Use Git – Stunning Guide with Awesome Tips
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How to Use Git – Stunning Guide with Awesome Tips

How to use Git: Learn the essential you need to get started with Git. This guide will show you how to install, configure, clone, and more.

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Git vs. Working Directory – Quick Comparison of the Basics
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Git vs. Working Directory – Quick Comparison of the Basics

Git vs Working Directory: Git directory serves to record the files Git is tracking. However, a working folder can store any file type.

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Git: A Useful Look at Git Version Control System
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Git: A Useful Look at Git Version Control System

Git is a Distributed Version Control System (DVCS) that allows clients to clone an entire project’s repository onto their disk.

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