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What is Github?
What is Github?
GitHub is a cloud-based platform that provides hosting for version control using Git, a system that tracks changes in files and facilitates collaboration. It is widely used by developers, teams, and organizations to store, manage, and share code projects. Here’s a breakdown of GitHub’s key features and uses:
Key Features:
Version Control: GitHub uses Git, a tool for tracking changes in code. Developers can manage versions of their code, revert to previous versions, and identify changes made over time.
Collaboration: Developers can work together on projects by creating repositories (repos) and collaborating through features like pull requests, branches, and issues.
Code Hosting: GitHub serves as a remote repository where code is stored securely and accessed from anywhere.
Open Source Community: GitHub is home to millions of open-source projects where anyone can contribute, learn, and collaborate.
Documentation and Wikis: Repositories can include documentation files and wikis to describe the project, how to use it, or how to contribute.
Common Use Cases:
Personal Projects: Hosting personal coding projects and tracking progress.
Team Collaboration: Working on codebases collaboratively with version control.
Open Source Development: Contributing to or starting open-source projects.
Learning and Experimentation: Sharing code snippets, learning new technologies, and experimenting with features.
Watch this video to create your own GitHub!
Watch this video to create your own GitHub!
github_walkthrough.movBut how can we use CSV files from GitHub?
But how can we use CSV files from GitHub?
Note: This video uses a different platform to code in, but do not worry it will work on any python coding platform!
Key lines of code to remember:
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