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How to Navigate Git & GitHub: Introductory Version Control Guide

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In today’s ever-evolving realm of software development, version control stands as the backbone of effective collaboration and project management. Amidst a multitude of version control systems, Git emerges as a robust and adaptable solution. Particularly potent when paired with GitHub – a widely embraced platform for hosting Git repositories and fostering global collaboration among developers. […]

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Git vs GitHub What’s the Difference?

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What is Git? Git, which was created in 2005, is an extremely popular version control system that is at the heart of many high-profile projects. Git is a version control system that is installed and maintained on your local system rather than in the cloud, and it provides you with a self-contained record of your

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Add or Commit changes to the Existing Branch

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First Open your Visual Studio Code Once Opened Go to the Upper Tab, Search for the Terminal, and Run the Terminal You can also Right Click the Project Manager and Find the “Open in Integrated Terminal” And then a Terminal would pop-out To check your Branch Repositories type “git branch” to show you the lists

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How to Create a new Branch In GitHub Using Visual Studio Code

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First Open your Visual Studio Code Once Opened Go to the Upper Tab, Search for the Terminal, and Run the Terminal You can also Right Click the Project Manager and Find the “Open in Integrated Terminal” And then a Terminal would pop-out Output Creating a New Branch First type “git branch” This would allow you

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