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A git and GitHub beginners quick start guide to learn the basics for using a git bash terminal inside of Visual Studio Code. Full outline and timestamps below!

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Outline with timestamps:
(0:00) Intro
(0:24) Download and install git
(1:06) Download and install Visual Studio Code
(1:43) Git Bash terminal window
(2:22) Opening your project in VS Code
(3:18) Opening Git Bash inside of VS Code
(4:10) git init
(4:43) git status and untracked files
(5:10) git add
(5:49) git commit
(6:34) Making changes to our code
(7:12) git status and modified files
(7:29) Repeat the process to update the repository
(8:07) Insertions and deletions
(9:17) GitHub
(9:49) Create new GitHub repository
(10:27) “...or push an existing repository from the command line”
(12:00) Our local git repository is now linked to our GitHub
(12:33) Viewing our files on GitHub
(13:00) Making more changes to our project
(13:50) Adding the new project changes to our local git repository
(15:25) git push (sending changes to GitHub)
(16:30) Viewing the new project changes on GitHub

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