Git and GitHub
Definition of Git and GitHub: Git is an open-source version control system and an important tool for tracking changes of specific files locally, whereas Github works along with Git and allows users to work collaboratively over a variety of pieces of code to build projects from anywhere around the world and the modifications or deploys are stored directly in a remote repository. Supposing that your git and github account are completely synchronized, I'm going to show how to interact with both platforms. Git commands to startup: git init | Initializes a new repository withing the specified directory. git config --global user.‘Name’ | In order to be identified we use this command. git config --global user.‘email@email.com’ | To identify your personal email we usr this command. git status | Allows the user to check any modifications and shows the files that can be either added or commited to the staging area. git add | Adds the modified files to the staging area, meaning that the ...