Скачать или смотреть How to use Git and GitHub for beginners Part 1: Explained in 6 minutes!

🚀 Confused about the difference between Git and GitHub? You’re not alone! In this beginner-friendly tutorial, I break down Git vs GitHub in simple terms and show you how to use basic Git CLI (Command Line Interface) commands like a pro 💻.

Whether you’re a student, developer, or coding enthusiast, this video is perfect for learning how to manage your code effectively using version control and remote repositories.

🔍 What You'll Learn in This Video:
✅ The difference between Git and GitHub
✅ How to set up Git on your computer
✅ Basic Git commands: git init, git status, git add, git commit, git log, and more
✅ How to push code to GitHub using git remote, git push
✅ Creating and cloning repositories
✅ Understanding the role of branches and merges
✅ Real examples using the command line interface (CLI)
✅ Why Git is essential in collaborative and solo development projects

💡 Ideal for:
Total beginners learning Git and GitHub

Programming students and self-taught devs

Web developers and software engineers

Anyone doing CS50, Bootcamps, or University Computer Science

📌 Technologies & Concepts Used:
Git (Local Version Control)

GitHub (Remote Code Hosting)

CLI (Terminal, Bash, Git Bash, etc.)

Version Control Best Practices

Open Source Contributions

👍 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more clear, hands-on tech tutorials!
🛎️ Hit that bell icon so you never miss a chance to level up your developer skills!

📚 Explore More:
GitHub Pages for beginners

How to resolve merge conflicts

Git branching and workflow strategies

Markdown for README files

VS Code and Git integration

Channel Description:

My channel's goal is to empower you with the knowledge and skills to succeed academically, regardless of your location or resources. Join me as we tackle educational barriers globally and unlock your full potential. Subscribe now for a transformative learning experience!


Thanks for watching. Let me know if you have other questions in the comments below.