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This guide provides a structured approach to learning Git version control in just seven days. Starting from the absolute basics, it walks through setting up repositories, tracking changes, and collaborating with others. Each chapter builds on previous lessons, covering essential commands, branching strategies, and common workflows used in professional development. The material focuses on practical skills while explaining underlying concepts to build a solid foundation. The book breaks down complex topics into manageable daily lessons, making version control accessible for beginners. Day one introduces core concepts, while subsequent days progress through hands-on exercises with committing changes, undoing mistakes, and managing branches. Real-world scenarios demonstrate how these skills apply to actual development projects, helping readers understand when and why to use specific Git features. Clear examples show both correct usage and common pitfalls to avoid. Special attention is given to collaborative workflows used in team environments. The material explains how to resolve merge conflicts, contribute to shared projects, and maintain organized repository histories. Practical tips cover writing useful commit messages, structuring branches, and integrating with popular development platforms. These professional practices prepare readers to participate effectively in real coding projects. The final sections cover advanced tools for troubleshooting and optimizing workflows. Readers learn techniques for recovering lost work, cleaning up repository histories, and customizing Git for specific needs. The guide concludes with practices for maintaining organized projects and continuing to build version control skills. Throughout the book, the focus remains on building practical competence rather than just memorizing commands.

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