Set up Git correctly and understand the basics you need before working with repositories.
Git is a version control system that keeps track of changes in your code. Before you can start working with it, you need to configure Git with information such as your name and email, and understand how to create or download a repository.
Once Git is set up, you can initialize a project, clone an existing repository, check its status, and start working with branches. Getting these basics right makes everything else in Git much easier to understand.
What you'll walk away knowing