GitHub HW 1
1). What is a Gitrepository?
A git repository is a collection of files related to a project. It acts as a digital directory where your project files, including all versions of the project that have been saved over time, can be accessed and shared with others.
2). What are the 2 special features of a Gitrepository?
One special feature of Git is that it allows collaboration on one project through proposing code changes and committing those changes to the master. Another special feature of Git is that it saves previous versions of a project, allowing reverting to older versions in case a new edit drastically messes up functionality.
3). Why or how do those features help your collaborative project?
These features help my collaborative process since it's easier for me to work on code with my team remotely, meaning I don't always have to be physically in the same place to code. It also helps reduce stress about messing up a project when combining code since I can always revert to older versions or decide not to commit changes.
A git repository is a collection of files related to a project. It acts as a digital directory where your project files, including all versions of the project that have been saved over time, can be accessed and shared with others.
2). What are the 2 special features of a Gitrepository?
One special feature of Git is that it allows collaboration on one project through proposing code changes and committing those changes to the master. Another special feature of Git is that it saves previous versions of a project, allowing reverting to older versions in case a new edit drastically messes up functionality.
3). Why or how do those features help your collaborative project?
These features help my collaborative process since it's easier for me to work on code with my team remotely, meaning I don't always have to be physically in the same place to code. It also helps reduce stress about messing up a project when combining code since I can always revert to older versions or decide not to commit changes.
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