Summary
This chapter explained how GitHub uses version control, which is like a magic book that lets you see all the changes you’ve made to your code and even undo them if you need to. It keeps everything safe and in good order. It then showed you how to create your own space in GitHub, called a repository, which you can think of as a treasure chest for your coding projects. You’ve learned how to add your code, change it, and share it with others, like showing your artwork to the world.
Next, the chapter talked about how GitHub is great for working with others. It’s like having a big party where everyone shares their coding ideas. This makes coding more fun and creative.
The benefits of using GitHub are pretty cool. You can see how other people solve coding problems, which can help you learn new ways to solve your own. If you make a change and don’t like it, GitHub’s version control lets you go back to how it was before. Additionally, you can...
