Version ControlBeginner Friendly

What is Git?

A system that tracks every change to your code, letting you see history, undo mistakes, and collaborate with others

Why It Matters

Git prevents lost work, makes collaboration possible, and lets you experiment without breaking things

If a new feature breaks your app, Git lets you instantly go back to the working version

A website where developers store, share, and collaborate on code using Git

A system that records changes to files over time, allowing you to recall specific versions later

An independent line of development that lets you work on features without affecting the main code

A saved snapshot of your code changes with a message describing what changed

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A website where developers store, share, and collaborate on code using Git

A system that records changes to files over time, allowing you to recall specific versions later

An independent line of development that lets you work on features without affecting the main code

A saved snapshot of your code changes with a message describing what changed

A request to merge your code changes into the main project, allowing others to review first

Having other developers examine your code changes before they're merged