Activity#4 Git fundamentals Documentation
Step 1: Check Git Verision
Step 2: Configure Git
Step 3: Initialize a Git Repository
Step 4: Add Files to the Repository
Step 5: Check the status
Step 6: Commit Changes
Step 7: View Commit History
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