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Open Source Task

Welcome to the Open Source Task! 👋
This guide will help you understand the basics of Git and GitHub, helping you get started with version control and open-source collaboration.

🧠 What is Git?

Git is the most commonly used version control system. It tracks changes made to files, allowing you to maintain a history of updates and revert to previous versions if needed. Git makes collaboration easier by enabling multiple people to work on the same project and merge their changes seamlessly.

📥 How to Install Git

  1. Go to https://git-scm.com/downloads and download Git for your computer.
  2. During installation, you’ll see an option to select the default branch name (as shown below):

    • ✅ Select "Override the default branch name for new repositories."

    • ✅ Type "main" in the box.

  3. Click Next and complete the installation.

🌐 What is GitHub?

GitHub is a cloud-based Git repository hosting service. It allows individuals and teams to manage and share their code, collaborate on projects, and keep track of version history.

🎯 How to Get Started

To get familiar with Git and GitHub, you can refer to this YouTube playlist:
➡️ Git & GitHub Playlist

🚀 Your First Task

Navigate to the Task folder to find detailed instructions for completing your first open-source task.

Happy coding! 😎