Making Commits
What Does it Mean to Make a Commit?
In Git, a commit is a snapshot of your changes. Each commit represents a point in your project's history, allowing you to track modifications, revert changes, and collaborate effectively. Committing changes ensures they are saved in the repository's version control system.
Steps to Make a Commit
Step 1: Make Changes
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