Git and GitHub

o Lately, I rehearsed the follwoing Git commands to work on my project: • How to work on various version of my project • How to stage and commit my changes to a project • How to look at the difference of commits • How to correct mistakes after staged the changes or after commited changes • How to use Branch when working in a team o Then, I practised how to work on my project in GitHub: • Push it to a desired branch • How to select which file and/or folders of my project to push to GitHub • How to create `.gitignore` • Forking • Understood the difference between Remote Repo and Local Repo • `.git` folder is where Git stores my Local Repo o How to use Git Dev enviroment to edit and commit changes. o Understood the benefit of using Codespaces. (Great option for running and debugging the code, and also can run third-party repository). o Understood the benefit of using Google Colaboratory when working with Jupyter Notebook and GitHub.