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Summary
This slideshow explains common Git terms like commit, branch, merge, pull request, and clone with simple definitions and accompanying images. It encourages viewers to save the post for future reference and follow the creator for more software engineering content.
Structure
- 1Introduction to Git terms
- 2Definition of Commit
- 3Definition of Branch
- 4Definition of Merge
- 5Definition of Pull Request
- 6Definition of Clone
- 7Call to follow for more tips
Call to action
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git terms to learn
INSTEAD OF DOOMSCROLLING
COMMIT
is a saved snapshot
of your code
BRANCH
is a separate version
of your project
MERGE
combines changes from one branch
into another
PULL REQUEST (PR)
is a request to review code before
merging it
CLONE
creates a copy of a remote repository
on your computer
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