Git is a version control system that allows you to keep track of your software at the source level. This tutorial will take you through the first steps of creating and pushing a Git repository on the command line. The first step to being able to push changes to a remote server is providing a remote repository where the code lives.

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PrerequisitesStep 1 — Creating your workspaceStep 2 — Converting an existing project into a workspace environmentStep 3 — Creating a commit messageStep 4 — Pushing changes to a remote serverConclusion

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