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GIT Guide

A hands-on guide to understanding Git as a version control system. This handbook focuses on how Git works under the hood, essential commands, branching strategies, and everyday workflows used by developers. It helps learners track changes, manage code history, and work confidently on real projects.

3 Modules

69 Lessons

English

1 Hr

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GIT Guide

This handbook explains Git step by step, starting from why version control matters to how Git tracks changes internally. You’ll learn to create repositories, manage commits, work with branches, resolve conflicts, and maintain clean project history. The focus stays on real usage rather than just commands.

Why This Handbook Matters

Git is the backbone of modern software development. Understanding Git helps you work safely on code, collaborate without conflicts, and recover from mistakes. Strong Git skills are essential for professional development, teamwork, and long-term project maintenance.

Ideal Learners for This Handbook

This handbook is ideal for beginners learning version control, students working on coding projects, and developers who want to strengthen their Git fundamentals. It’s especially useful for anyone moving from solo coding to team-based development.

Prerequisites

This course is suitable for:

  • Basic computer usage skills
  • Familiarity with files and folder structures
  • Willingness to use the command line
  • Basic understanding of programming concepts

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