What is GitHub?
GitHub is a cloud-based service developers use to store their code, track new changes, and collaborate with other developers. It is a popular platform for collaborating in real-time on software projects.
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Using GitHub, multiple developers can work on a single project without duplicating code or losing any changes. This platform makes it easy for even beginners to create repositories, make changes to code, and merge it back to the primary source code.
For every GitHub repository, you can see whenever a developer makes a commit. After you make changes to a repository, you can create a pull request, enabling other developers to see your work.
If your proposed changes are accepted, they can be merged with the master repository. This enables a team of developers to collaborate on projects and use GitHub to keep track of any revisions.
