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# Pre Course Git Fu
[Pre Class Video](https://youtu.be/ZihgMcrHOF4)
## Terms for learning Git
* Repository -
* Git - Version Control -
* Clone -
* Fork -
* History -
* Staging -
* Remote -
* Commit -
* Push -
* Repository - a folder in which all of a project's files are located and can be accessed by collaborators
* Git - Version Control - the practice of tracking the changes made to files and the different versions of files; Git is a program that enables for this tracking
* Clone - a copy of a file that is stored on an individual collaborator's local machine, instead of a server
* Fork - a copy of a file that is stored on a collaborator's GitHub account, which can be edited without affecting the original copy
* History - a record of the changes made to the original by a collaborator
* Staging - the process of reviewing the changes made to the version control file in a clone and cleaning the history before committing any changes
* Remote - describes the files that are hosted on a server, versus the files stored on an individual collaborator's computer
* Commit - saving changes made to a file and recording those changes for version control
* Push - uploading a file with changes to a repository, like one on GitHub, for review

## Steps to our Lamba School Git Flow
1. Fork repository
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