🚀 GitHub Snippets for Beginners

Welcome! 🎉

This repository is a complete beginner-friendly guide to learning Git & GitHub.
It contains simple explanations, easy-to-follow examples, and ready-to-use snippets for learners of all levels.

---

📚 What You’ll Learn

• What Git and GitHub are, and why we use them.
• How to install and configure Git.
• The basic Git workflow: initialize, add, commit, push.
• How to create repositories, clone, and manage files.
• Using branches, merges, and rebases.
• Working with remotes, forks, and pull requests.
• How to undo mistakes safely.
• Core concepts like .gitignore, .git/, and commit history.

---

📂 Repository Structure

• README.md – This main guide.

• LICENSE – MIT license for this project.

• CONTRIBUTING.md – Guidelines for contributing.

• CHEATSHEET.md – Markdown to display Git cheat sheet images.

• public/ – Cheat sheets images.

• guides/ – Introduction to Git & GitHub:

  • 01_introduction.md
  • 02_setup.md
  • 03_glossary.md

• snippets/ – Practical command guides:

  • 01_create_repository.md
  • 02_init_remote.md
  • 03_stage_commit_push.md
  • 04_file_states.md
  • 05_branches.md
  • 06_merging.md
  • 07_undo.md
  • 08_next_basics.md
  • 09_fork.md
  • 10_merge_rebase_remote.md

---

🏁 Getting Started

1. Clone this repository to your computer.
2. Begin with introduction.md to understand Git & GitHub.
3. Continue to setup.md to install and configure Git.
4. Explore snippets/ for practical command guides.
5. Use the cheat sheets in the public folder for quick reference.

---

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! You can:

• Fix typos or improve explanations.
• Add new commands or examples.
• Enhance cheat sheets or visuals.

Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for full guidelines.

---

📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

---

👨‍💻 Author

Made with ❤️ by Akshat Garg to help beginners learn Git & GitHub easily and efficiently.

---

💡 Tip: Bookmark this repository and use it as a reference while working on projects or learning Git commands.