Setting up Git and using it for version control involves a few key steps, including installing Git, creating a repository, making commits, and using push and pull commands to sync your work with a remote repository. Here's a detailed guide to help you get started:
Firstly
Push and pull
Push-Refers to sending your local changes(code or data) to a remote system or_ repository_(git hub)
Pull -Refers to fetching and intergrating changes from the remote system back to your local environment.
Set Up Git
- After installing Git, you need to configure it with your usre information. Using comands like: Git config --global user.name"y/n"
git config --global user.email "your email"
Next are the linus commands.
###First we make a directory###
with this comand: mkdir project1
(project1 being the name of the directory)
Next change directory
with: cd project1
Creating repository
After jumping into the project1 or test1, initialise a repository
:git init
Making commits
Add files to the repository
Use the (git add .) command to prepare the file for commitment
Next commit
using: git commit -m "Add readme.md"
Pushing changes
To push commits to a remote repository, one must first create a repository and link it to your local repostory
##pulling changes##
To update your local repository with new chaneges from the reote repository:
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