What is Git?
Git is basically a source control package that Linus Torvalds initially created to track differences during the advancement of the Linux kernel. Its goal is to facilitate cooperation on projects by allowing locally preserved repositories to be organized against a privately stored master copy.
As always, the choice of a source control package tends to be a personal and biased matter. We chose Git because it offers good support for many tools that we operate at a fair price.
So what is GitHub?
GitHub is the most basic web-based collaborative environment that depends on the git package. It allows many users to check out git projects called repositories and track differences, manage changes, and merge different versions.
Git is a software management tool formulated for exceptionally large coding projects, such as Linux. While Git uses a command line interface, GitHub was created to provide Git with a creative-looking web interface. Git is said to be the heart of GitHub. It is a common open source program used for code. It can be used to organize any category of file folders, such as final projects or any Word document.
GitHub is a Git repository hosting support, but it expands with many features. Gives access to manage several basic collaboration features, such as basic assignment and wiki management tools for each project.
What is Repos?
Repo is a short form of repository. Repo is like a folder of files or logs, and all changes made to these files are recorded. In the event of any difficulty with the file, you can consult it again in time to know the modifications that you made to it. Most repositories are used to manage large code projects. Repository tracking is useful for various applications in the hardware world spanning firmware, PCB layouts, and documentation.
What are Git commits?
The Git commit is generally a snapshot of the Git tree which is its hierarchy and the record subjects which are the Git blob in a specific Git repository. The endpoints of the two will allow you to read, write, and browse commit objects in the GitHub to Git database. It is similar to saving the edited file which is a commit record change in more branch files. Git gives each commit a special identification, called a hash.
What is GitHub contribution?
You can make contributions to your projects on GitHub. When you commit to the bad branch of any project or open an issue, recommend a pull request, it will be calculated as a contribution. Your orders last impact repos or Repositories. A commitment made today will be more appropriate than one made last week. The contribution calendar will indicate how often you’ve contributed over time, and the Contribution activity can help you notice what someone has done on GitHub.