Git Version Control: 68 Things Beginners Need to Know

Git is the most popular distributed version control system, essential for developers and teams to manage and track code changes.This comprehensive guide covers 68 fundamental concepts, providing beginners with a strong foundation in Git workflows and commands.
From creating repositories to managing branches, resolving conflicts, and collaborating with others, this book explains every step in detail.Understand how Git tracks changes, works with commits, and integrates with remote repositories to boost your productivity.
Master the commands like git clone, git status, git commit, and more, with practical examples for hands-on learning.Whether you're a solo developer or part of a team, learning Git will streamline your development process and improve your code management.
By the end of this book, you’ll have a clear understanding of version control best practices, helping you become a confident Git user.

《Index》
・Git is a Distributed Version Control System
・Local Copies of Repositories in Git
・How Git Tracks Changes Using Commits
・A Commit Represents a Snapshot of the Repository
・Each Git commit has a unique SHA-1 hash identifier
・The git init command initializes a new Git repository
・How to Use git clone to Copy a Repository
・Checking the State of Your Working Directory with git status
・Using git add to Stage Changes for Commit
・Saving Changes with git commit to the Local Repository
・Write Meaningful Commit Messages
・Use .gitignore to Exclude Files
・How to Compare Changes Between Commits or Branches with git diff
・How to View Commit History with git log
・Creating Branches in Git is Simple and Fast
・List All Branches in Git
・Creating a New Branch with Git
・Switching Between Git Branches
・How git merge Combines Changes from One Branch into Another
・Understanding Fast-Forward Merges in Git
・Understanding Git Merge Conflicts
・Resolving Merge Conflicts and Committing Changes
・Fetch and Merge Remote Changes Using git pull
…etc