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If you're new to Git or GitHub or just need a refresher, this is the course for you. Get an introduction to Git and GitHub, then create your first repository where you'll practice some basic Git activities.
To maximize the benefits of these courses, be sure to complete them using the Git command line interface.
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Set up Git on your workstation and complete these courses using the Git command line interface.
To learn how to use the workflow described in that video, take this course.
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