Course Overview
Git Introduction Git vs. Github Installation & Setup
Adding & Committing
Staging Changes Commit in Details
Working with Branch
Branching Basics Merging Branches comparing changes
Stashing
stashing Overview
Undo Changes
Undo changes in git
Github Introduction
github Basics
Fetching & Pulling
git Fetch git Pull
Git Collaboration
git collaboration Basics Merging feature Branches Pull Request Forking Fork & Clone workflow
Git Rebashing
git rebashing
Clening Up History
Interactive Rebase
Git Tag
Git Diff Tags
Hasing & Object
Hasing and Object
Retrieving Lost Work
git Reflogs
Bonus Section
Tips and Tricks Inerview Q&A

Difference between Git and Github


Git Github
Git is Version Control software that runs locally on our machine. Github is a service that hosts Git repositories in the cloud and makes it easier to collaborate with other people.
We do not need to register for an account. We need to sign up for an account to use Github service.
We do not need internet to use it. It's an online place to share work that is done using Git.