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    GIT

    1. What is GIT ?
    Git is a Distributed Version Control system(DVCS). It lets you track changes made to a file and allows you
    to revert back to any particular change that you wish.
    2. What is difference between GIT & Github ?
    Git is a version control system of distributed nature that is used to track changes in source code during
    software development. It aids in coordinating work among programmers, but it can be used to track changes
    in any set of files. The main objectives of Git are speed, data integrity, and support for distributed, non-linear
    workflows.
    GitHub is a Git repository hosting service, plus it adds many of its own features. GitHub provides a Web-
    based graphical interface. It also provides access control and several collaboration features, basic task
    management tools for every project.
    3. What is a distributed VCS?
    These are the systems that don’t rely on a central server to store a project file and all its versions.
    In Distributed VCS, every contributor can get a local copy or “clone” of the main repository.
    With an operation called “pull”, they can update their local repositories with new data from the central server
    and “pull” operation affects changes to the main repository from their local repository.
    4. Why we use GIT ?

    5. What is SCM & VCS ?


    6. What are the process of pushing the code to Github Repository ?
    7. Why do we commit ?
    8. What are the commands of GIT to push the code ?
    9. How you can merge a git repository with another ?
    10. What is branching in git ?
    11. Different types of branching in GIT ?
    12. What is merge conflict in git ?
    13. How you can resolve merge conflict if you are merging same
    14. Project and in the same branch ?

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