Complete GIT Masterclass For Beginners | Learn Advanced GIT | Part 1 | Version Control System

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Welcome to our Git advanced masterclass Part 1. In this video, we will be diving deeper into Git's advanced features, specifically focusing on Git add, Git commit, Git push, Git pull, Git remote, the basics of Git, what GitHub is, the staging area, and the working area.

Git is a distributed version control system that allows you to track changes in your code and collaborate with others seamlessly. Understanding Git's advanced features can help you work more efficiently and collaboratively with your team, which is crucial in any software development environment.

We will begin by discussing the basics of Git, including what it is and how it works. Git is a distributed version control system that allows multiple people to work on the same codebase simultaneously. It allows you to track changes in your code and revert to previous versions when needed. Additionally, Git allows you to collaborate with others seamlessly, making it a crucial tool in any software development environment.

One of the most important concepts in Git is the staging area. The staging area is where you can prepare your changes before committing them. It allows you to review your changes and make sure they are ready to be committed. Git add is the command you use to add files to the staging area.

Once you have prepared your changes, you can commit them using Git commit. A commit is a permanent snapshot of your changes, and it's a critical part of Git's version control system. A commit message should be descriptive and summarize the changes you made. This helps other developers understand the changes you made and why you made them.

After you have committed your changes, you can push them to a remote repository using Git push. A remote repository is a copy of your code hosted on a remote server. It allows you to collaborate with others by sharing your code with them.

If other developers have made changes to the remote repository, you can pull those changes using Git pull. Git pull allows you to synchronize your local repository with the remote repository.

We will also cover Git remote in this video. Git remote is the command used to manage remote repositories. You can use Git remote to add, remove, and view remote repositories.

Finally, we will discuss what GitHub is and how it relates to Git. GitHub is a web-based platform that allows you to host your code and collaborate with others. It provides a user-friendly interface for managing your Git repositories, and it offers additional features like pull requests, issues, and project management tools.

In summary, this Git advanced masterclass Part 1 covers Git add, Git commit, Git push, Git pull, Git remote, the basics of Git, what GitHub is, the staging area, and the working area. By the end of this video, you will have a deeper understanding of Git's advanced features, and you will be able to use them to work more efficiently and collaboratively with your team.

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0:00 Introduction
3:13 AlgoCamp Introduction
5:07 What is version ?
12:04 What is git ?
17:27 What is GitHub?
21:48 Benefit with open source
25:14 Git config
28:34 git init
35:36 Working area and Staging area
46:03 Repository area, git commit, git log and git restore
58:07 git restore more details
1:11:21 git diff
1:17:40 git commit -m
1:19:57 what is remote origin
1:26:28 Basics of git push
1:33:10 git add in detail
1:35:16 git pull basics
1:39:25 merge conflicts
1:46:43 Ending
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