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# git-and-github
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ChatGPT Sure! Here is a concise description for your documentation on GTI and GitHub: GTI and GitHub Documentation Overview This documentation provides comprehensive guidelines for using GTI (Git Tool Interface) and GitHub, covering key functionalities, setup processes, and best practices.
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# Git and Github
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Let’s start with the basics. Git is a version control system that allows you to track changes to your files and collaborate with others. It is used to manage the history of your code and to merge changes from different branches. I can understand that as of now these terms like version control, branches, and merges are not familiar to you. But don’t worry, we will learn them in this tutorial.
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# What is Git
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Git is like the superhero of version control systems, swooping in to save the day for developers everywhere. Created by the legendary Linus Torvalds in 2005 and now looked after by the awesome Junio Hamano, Git is the go-to tool for tracking code changes, keeping tabs on who did what, and making coding collaboration a breeze.
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### So, what does this superhero (GIT) do?
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manages projects with repositories, which are like secret hideouts for your code. You can clone a project to work on your own local copy, control and track changes with fancy features like staging and committing, branch out to work on different parts of a project, merge everything back together seamlessly, pull the latest updates, and push your own changes like a boss.
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#### It is used for:
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- Tracking code changes
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- Tracking who made changes
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- Coding collaboration
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# Working with Git
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1. **Initialize Git** : This is where the magic begins. You turn a regular folder into a Git repository, and voila, Git starts keeping track of every little change.
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2. **Track Changes** : Git is like your coding buddy who never forgets anything. It knows when a file is changed, added, or deleted, and keeps a watchful eye on everything.
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3. **Stage and Commit** : Think of staging as picking out your favorite toys to play with. You select the changes you want to keep, and then commit them, creating a permanent snapshot that Git will never let go of.
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4. **Time Travel** : Yes, you heard it right. With Git, you can travel back in time! Okay, maybe not literally, but you can revert to any previous version of your project with ease.
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# why Git
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- **Popularity** : Over 70% of developers swear by Git. Need we say more?
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- **Global Collaboration** : With Git, developers from every corner of the globe can work together seamlessly. Distance is no match for Git-powered teamwork.
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- **Full Project History** : Git keeps track of every twist and turn in your project's journey. No more lost changes or forgotten updates.
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- **Undo Button** : Made a mistake? No worries! Git lets you roll back to a previous version faster than you can say **"commit"** .
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## what about GitHub?
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GitHub isn't Git, but it's like its trusty sidekick. It takes Git to the next level with a whole suite of tools and features. Owned by the mighty Microsoft, GitHub is the ultimate hub for all things code, hosting millions of repositories from developers worldwide.
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So, there you have it! Get ready to dive into the exciting world of Git and GitHub, where coding dreams become reality.
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## Git Install
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You can download Git for free from the following website: [https://www.git-scm.com/](https://www.git-scm.com/)
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## Check your git version
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To check your git version, you can run the following command:
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```cmd
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git --version
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```
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This command will display the version of git installed on your system. Git is a very stable software and don’t get any breaking changes in majority of the cases, at least in my experience.
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## What is Repository.
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In the world of programming and software development, a repository is an essential tool that serves as a central location for storing and managing code. It not only houses the source code but also tracks changes, manages versions, and facilitates collaboration among developers. Let's delve into the intricacies of what a repository is and why it's indispensable in modern software development.
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## Support
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For support, email fake@fake.com or join our Slack channel.
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## Environment Variables
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To run this project, you will need to add the following environment variables to your .env file
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`API_KEY`
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`ANOTHER_API_KEY`
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## Features
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- Light/dark mode toggle
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- Live previews
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- Fullscreen mode
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- Cross platform
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## Demo
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Insert gif or link to demo
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![Logo](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/th5xamgrr6se0x5ro4g6.png)
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## Usage/Examples
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```javascript
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import Component from 'my-project'
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function App() {
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return <Component />
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}
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```
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## Related
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Here are some related projects
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[Awesome README](https://github.com/matiassingers/awesome-readme)
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