The document discusses using Git for version control. It describes several Git commands, including touch to create files, git status to check file status, git add . to add files to the working directory, git commit -m to assign a version name/number, git rm to remove a file from the directory, and git remote and git pull to add and pull from remote repositories. The aim is to understand how to use Git and control different versions.
The document discusses using Git for version control. It describes several Git commands, including touch to create files, git status to check file status, git add . to add files to the working directory, git commit -m to assign a version name/number, git rm to remove a file from the directory, and git remote and git pull to add and pull from remote repositories. The aim is to understand how to use Git and control different versions.
The document discusses using Git for version control. It describes several Git commands, including touch to create files, git status to check file status, git add . to add files to the working directory, git commit -m to assign a version name/number, git rm to remove a file from the directory, and git remote and git pull to add and pull from remote repositories. The aim is to understand how to use Git and control different versions.