Terminal & Git

1. 1Snapshots with namesGit saves snapshots of your whole project and names each one by its contents. Make your first commit and see the name it gets.
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2. 2Branches are just namesA branch isn't a copy of your project. It's a sticky note pointing at one commit. Make one, change it, and merge it back.
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3. 3Conflicts are honestyWhen two branches change the same lines, git stops and asks you. Read the markers, choose, and finish a real merge.
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4. 4Look inside .gitBlobs, trees and commits. Three kinds of object, each named by its own hash. Take a commit apart and find two files sharing one blob.
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5. 5Remotes, pull requests and reviewBeing written - not available yet.coming soon

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