Git & GitHub Through VS Code Experiments 1–6 (VERSION CONTROL WITH GIT & GITHUB)

In this practical video, I demonstrate Git & GitHub through VS Code on Windows 11, using Git Bash, Git and GitHub. This video is designed for students to follow along and revise Experiments 1–6 practically. The experiments follow the sequence in the lab material: Setup, Basic Workflow, Branching, Pull Requests, Stashing and Cloning. 🔹 Experiments Covered Experiment 1 – Setting Up Git & GitHub Configure Git username and email Create a local repository Initialize Git with main Create/connect a GitHub remote repository Verify remote using git remote -v Experiment 2 – Basic Git Workflow Create a file Check repository status Stage changes using git add Commit changes using git commit Push changes to GitHub Experiment 3 – Creating & Managing Branches Create a feature branch Make changes in the feature branch Commit the changes Switch back to main Merge the feature branch Experiment 4 – Collaborating with Pull Requests Create a feature branch Create and commit README.md Push the feature branch to GitHub Create a Pull Request Review and merge the Pull Request Synchronize the local main branch using git pull Experiment 5 – Stashing Changes Create uncommitted changes Temporarily store changes using git stash View stashes using git stash list Restore changes using git stash pop Understand the difference between stash pop and stash apply Experiment 6 – Cloning a Remote Repository Clone a GitHub repository Open the cloned repository in VS Code Verify the remote repository using git remote -v 🛠️ Tools Used Windows 11 Visual Studio Code Git for Windows Git Bash GitHub 📌 Important Git Commands Covered git --version git config git init git status git add git commit git push git switch git merge git stash git stash list git stash pop git pull git clone git remote -v Please do not only watch the video. Open VS Code and perform each command along with the demonstration. Pause the video whenever required and practice Experiments 1–6 yourself before the lab session. Git → Version Control GitHub → Remote Repository & Collaboration VS Code → Development Environment #Git #GitHub #VSCode #VersionControl #GitBash #CSE #GitLab #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment