After installing Git software, right-click any blank space on the desktop or right-click the folder, and the entrance of Git software will appear. Git GUI here is the graphical operator of Git software, and Git Bash here is the command line operator of Git software.

Git (pronounced /g? T/) is an open source distributed version control system, which can effectively and quickly deal with project version management from small to large. It is also an open source version control software developed by Linus Torvalds to help manage Linux kernel development.

Torvalds began to develop Git as a transitional solution to replace BitKeeper.

Git features:

1. Clone the complete Git repository (including code and version information) from the server to a machine.

2. According to different development purposes, create branches on your own machine and modify the code.

3. Submit the code on the branch you created on a single machine.

4. Merge branches on a single computer.

5. Get the latest version of the code on the server and merge it with your own main branch.

6. Generate the patch and send it to the main developer.

7. According to the feedback from the main developer, if the main developer finds a conflict between two general developers (a conflict that can be solved by cooperation), he will ask them to solve the conflict first, and then one of them will submit it. If the main developer can solve it himself, or there is no conflict, pass.