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This document provides an introduction and overview of the basics of using Git. It outlines how to install Git, the different file lifecycle processes in Git like untracked, modified, staged, and committed files. It also covers how to start a new repository or clone an existing one, how to save files by adding, committing, and pushing them, how to work with branches, and includes a demo of basic Git commands. The document aims to give readers a working knowledge of Git.
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