What is Git?

GitHub is a web-based platform for version control and collaboration, primarily used for software development. It allows developers to store, manage, and track changes to their code using Git, a distributed version control system.

Key Features of GitHub:

• Repositories (Repos): Store code and track changes.
• Branches & Merging: Work on different features separately and merge changes when ready.
• Pull Requests (PRs): Propose, review, and discuss changes before merging them.
• Issues & Discussions: Track bugs, features, and collaborate with a team.
• Actions & CI/CD: Automate workflows, testing, and deployments.
• GitHub Pages: Host static websites directly from a repository.
• Security & Permissions: Manage access and security of code.

Since we're working with some programming languages, GitHub can be useful for managing our project's versions, collaborating, and deploying updates efficiently.