CodeGlossary

Git

Git is a tool used in programming that helps people work together on code. It keeps track of changes made to the code by different people and lets them combine their work seamlessly.It saves snapshots of the code as it evolves, making it easy to switch between different versions, try new things without breaking the original code, and merge everyone’s changes into a final version. This makes teamwork smoother, mistakes easier to fix, and software development more organized.

Explaining like you’re five

Git as a magical recorder for your storybook. When you write a story (code) with your friends, Git remembers every change you make. If someone wants to add a new part or fix something, Git helps them do it without messing up the whole story. It’s like having a time machine for your story, so you can go back to any part of it if you want. And when the story is ready, Git helps you share it with others, making sure everyone has the same book with all the right words in the right places!