Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Git Versus GitHub

The video tutorial explains the difference between Git and GitHub, highlighting that Git is a distributed version control system used locally to track changes in files, while GitHub is a repository hosting service that facilitates collaboration and remote storage. The tutorial delves into Git's internals, emphasizing its local functionality without internet dependency, and describes GitHub's role in managing repositories and enabling teamwork. The video concludes with a summary and guidance on installing Git across different platforms.

What is the difference between Git and GitHub?

What is the primary function of Git?

Explain the concept of a 'repository' in Git.

How does Git store changes made to files in a repository?

What are some benefits of using Git locally?

Describe how GitHub facilitates collaboration on projects.

In what scenarios might you use GitHub without collaborators?