Once Git is installed on your system, you are able to access it using the command line by typing git.

Suppose you have a clean folder. You can initialize a Git repository by typing

git init

What does this command do? It creates a .git folder in the folder where you ran it. If you don’t see it, it’s because it’s a hidden folder, so it might not be shown everywhere, unless you set your tools to show hidden folders.

Lessons in this unit:

0:	Introduction
1:	Installing Git
2:	▶︎ Initialize a repository
3:	Commit changes
4:	Branches
5:	Push and pull
6:	Working with a remote
7:	Solving conflicts
8:	.gitignore