Version control is like a magic trick for your code. It lets you track changes, rewind to previous versions, and collaborate with others seamlessly. Here's how Git and GitHub come together to make this magic happen.

1. Introduction to Git
& GitHub.
ASHWIN KUMAR RAMASWAMY
Microsoft Student Partner

2. Agenda
1. Version Controlling
2. Collaboration work
3. Open Source Contribution and products
4. Git and GitHub
5. Handling Git and GitHub

3. Primary usage of Git and GitHub
1. Version controlling
2. Collaboration work
3. Open source Contribution

4. What is Version Controlling ?
Version control is a system that
records changes to a file or set of
files over time so that you can
recall specific versions later.

5. What is Collaboration work ?
collaboration occurs when two or more people work
together to produce or create something.

6. What is Open Source Contibution ?
Open-Source Software is a type of
software whose code is publicly
available to use and modify.
Open-Source Contribution involves
contributing to the development or
improvement of open-source
software.

7. What is Git ?
Git is the most commonly used version control
system.
Git tracks the changes you make to files, so you
have a record of what has been done, and you can
revert to specific versions should you ever need to.
Git also makes collaboration easier, allowing
changes by multiple people to all be merged into one
source.

8. What is GitHub ?
GitHub is a code hosting platform for
version control and collaboration.
It lets you and others work together on
projects from anywhere.
This tutorial teaches you GitHub
essentials like repositories, branches,
commits, and Pull Requests