Скачать или смотреть How Git Works: Understanding the .git Folder, Objects, and Blobs

Learn your first and most fundamental Git command: `git init`. In this tutorial, we lay the foundation stone of our version control library, going beyond just running the command to show you what really happens when you create a Git repository.

This is video #2 in the 'Mastering Git: From Zero to Pro' series.
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This lesson is crucial for understanding how Git can perfectly preserve every version of your work. We'll demystify Git's internal database by exploring the hidden `.git` folder and its core "Blob" objects, showing you how it all works under the hood.

✅ WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
How to initialize a new Git repository using `git init`
A clear explanation of the hidden `.git` folder and its purpose
What Git "Objects" are and why they are the key to version control
How Git stores file content in a "Blob" object
How to use low-level commands (`hash-object`, `cat-file`) to inspect Git's internals

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// TIMESTAMPS
00:41 git init
01:55 blob
05:28 hands-on-session

// COMMANDS IN THIS VIDEO
`git init`: Initializes a new, empty Git repository.
`ls -a`: Lists all files, including hidden ones like the .git directory.
`git hash-object -w YOUR_FILENAME.txt`: Creates a blob object from a file and stores it.
`git cat-file -p YOUR_OBJECT_HASH`: Displays the content of any Git object.

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