Git & GitHub For Beginners -Master Git and GitHub

Learn Git and GitHub from scratch — master version control, commits, branches, and merges with hands-on practice.

What you'll learn
- Understand what Git and GitHub are and how they work together in version control.
- Install and configure Git on Windows and Linux step by step.
- Create and manage your first Git repository, track changes, and commit code.
- Use essential Git commands like git init, git add, git commit, git log, and git status.
- Learn to work with branches — create, switch, rename, delete, and understand HEAD.
- Perform merges, fix merge conflicts, and understand how Git tracks branches internally.
- Compare changes between commits and branches using git diff and related commands.
- Practice advanced Git features such as git commit –amend and git stash for real project workflows.

Requirements
- No prior Git or GitHub experience required — the course starts from absolute basics.
- A computer running Windows, macOS, or Linux.
- Basic understanding of software development concepts (optional but helpful).
- Internet connection to install Git and access GitHub.
- A willingness to learn hands-on and follow along with examples.

Description
Version control is one of the most valuable skills for modern developers. Whether you are building personal projects, contributing to shared codebases, or collaborating within a team, learning Git and GitHub is essential for daily work.

This course guides you from beginner to confident user. You will learn installation, setup, configuration, and practical workflows such as handling versions, branches, and merges through simple, hands-on lessons. Each concept is explained clearly so you understand not only what to do, but also why it matters.

By the end, you will know how to organize your work efficiently, track every change, and collaborate smoothly with others.

What You Will Learn

1. Core Concepts

What version control is and why developers depend on it

How Git and GitHub simplify collaboration and tracking

2. Setup and Configuration

Installing Git on Windows and Linux

Setting up user details and your preferred editor

Preparing your environment for smooth teamwork

3. Getting Started

Creating and understanding repositories

Exploring how Git monitors and saves file changes

Recording project history safely and effectively

4. Managing Changes

Understanding tracked versus untracked files

Comparing versions and reviewing modifications

Keeping projects clean using ignored files

5. Working with Branches

Creating and switching between multiple work lines

Managing main and feature branches

Combining updates safely and efficiently

6. Conflict Resolution

Handling differences when combining work

Learning how to fix issues between versions

Keeping a clean and stable project structure

7. Advanced Skills

Refining previous updates and managing temporary work

Practicing real-world development techniques

Reviewing professional workflows step by step

Who Is This Course For

Beginners who want to learn Git and GitHub from scratch

Developers starting teamwork or collaboration projects

Students or professionals entering programming or DevOps

Anyone who wants to manage and share code effectively

Course Highlights

18 clear, structured lessons

Realistic demonstrations and examples

Practical learning without unnecessary theory

Step-by-step guidance suitable for beginners

Why Take This Course

If you’ve ever felt confused about managing code versions or combining updates, this course will make everything clear. You will learn how version control works in real situations and gain the confidence to apply it in your projects.

Each lesson is designed for practical learning — not just theory — so you can understand how professional teams organize, track, and maintain their work.

Final Notes

This course focuses on Git and GitHub fundamentals explained simply. You will gain a solid foundation for more advanced tools later. By the end, you will be ready to manage your projects and collaborate confidently like a professional developer.

Who this course is for:
- Beginners who want to learn Git and GitHub from scratch.
- Developers who want to manage and share their code professionally.
- Students or junior programmers starting a DevOps or software career.
- Teams or freelancers looking to collaborate efficiently using GitHub.
- Anyone who wants to understand and apply version control in real projects.
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