Master Git & GitHub ( English )

Learn Git & Github
What you'll learn

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Confidently use Git to track changes, manage files, branches, merging, and rebasing.
Use GitHub effectively with remotes, push, fetch, pull, clone, upstream branches, and Pull Requests.
Apply Git and GitHub workflows to real-world projects, from individual development to team collaboration.
Use Git version control with confidence across different programming languages and technologies, including Python, Java, JavaScript, C++, and more.
Requirements

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No prior knowledge needed for this course
Description

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Whether you're astudent, fresher, developer, data professional, cloud engineer, tester, DevOps professional, or simply someone who wants to learn version control, this course will help you build a strong and practical understanding ofGit and GitHub from the ground up.
You don't need to be an expert programmer to take this course.
Throughout the course, we usePython files and simple examples to demonstrate Git commands and workflows. However,the Git concepts and commands you learn are not specific to Python. Git is a language-independent version control system and the same commands can be used with projects written inJava, JavaScript, C, C++, C#, .NET, PHP, Go, Ruby, SQL, HTML/CSS, or virtually any other technology.
What You'll Learn ?
You'll start with the fundamentals of Git and gradually move toward real-world Git and GitHub workflows.
You'll learn how to
UnderstandGit and Version Control
Install and configure Git
Create and manage Git repositories
Track files and changes
Stage and commit changes
Understand the Git working directory, staging area, and repository
View and compare changes using Git commands
Rename and remove tracked files
Undo changes safely
Use git reset and git revert
Temporarily save work with git stash
Clean untracked files
Create, switch, rename, and delete branches
Merge branches
Understand and useGit Rebase
PerformInteractive Rebase
UseCherry-Pick
Create and manage Git tags
Connect local repositories to GitHub
Work with Git remotes
Push changes to GitHub
Fetch changes from GitHub
Pull changes from remote repositories
Understandupstream branches
Clone existing repositories with git clone
Create and work withGitHub Pull Requests
Understand branching and collaboration workflows
Hands-On Learning
This is not a course where you simply watch someone type commands.
You'll work with Git throughpractical, hands-on examples, using the terminal and VS Code to understand what Git is actually doing.
One of the important goals of this course is to help you understand thatGit is about managing changes to your project-not about the programming language used to create that project.
So whether you're learningsoftware development, data engineering, cloud, DevOps, web development, testing, or another technical field, the Git skills from this course can be applied to your projects.
Who Is This Course For?
This course is designed for
Complete beginners to Git
Students and freshers
Software developers
Data engineers and data professionals
Cloud and DevOps learners
Web developers
Testers and QA professionals
IT professionals who want to learn version control
Developers who know basic Git commands but want a stronger understanding
Anyone who wants to start using Git and GitHub confidently
From Basics to Real-World Workflows
By the end of the course, you won't just memorize Git commands. You'll understandwhy and when to use them and how they fit into a real development workflow.
You'll be able to confidently work with
Git → Branches → Merging → Rebase → GitHub → Remotes → Push → Fetch → Pull → Clone → Upstream → Pull Requests → Collaboration
Learn Git. Practice Git. Understand Git. Build with confidence.
Who this course is for

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Anyone who wants to learn version control using git and github
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