Summary
In this hands-on tutorial, viewers are guided through using git commands for a shared project. The video demonstrates creating a demo folder, cloning a repository from GitHub, and recognizing different status types in git like untracked and staged files. Key concepts include the staging area for preparing changes before committing, using git add to add files, and committing changes with meaningful messages. The tutorial concludes with uploading local changes to GitHub using the git push command, enhancing collaborative project management.
Introduction to Git and GitHub Master Class
Introduction to a hands-on activity implementing git commands for a shared project among team members.
Setting Up the Project Folder
Creating a demo folder named ml project to write and store code for the project.
Cloning the Repository
Using the git clone command to copy the repository from GitHub to the local machine.
Understanding Git Status
Learning about different status types in git such as untracked, modified, staged, and unmodified files.
Adding Files to Staging Area
Explaining the concept of staging area before committing changes and how to add files to it using git add command.
Committing Changes
Understanding the commit command to create a permanent record of changes in git with a thoughtful message.
Pushing Changes to GitHub
Uploading local changes to the GitHub repository using the git push command.
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