Manage and share files with Git

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Real projects usually are not linear: When many developers work on code, parallel branches are the rule. Git allows you to store your code branches in a repository (repo), and even changing the directory structure does not cause any problems.

The example from the first part of this series [1] comprises three text files located in a local repository, which is usually sufficient just to manage files. However, if you work in a team, being able to link your project to a remote repository has advantages.

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