Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Installing Git on Windows

This video tutorial guides users through downloading and installing Git and Git Bash on Windows. It covers setting up Visual Studio Code as the default editor, configuring Git environment settings, and using basic Git Bash commands. The tutorial also explains how to view hidden files in Git and emphasizes using Git Bash over the Windows Terminal for Unix-like command functionality.

What is the first step to download Git on Windows?

What versions of Git can be downloaded for Windows?

What is Git Bash and why is it recommended?

Which editor is suggested for Git projects in the course?

What should you do if Visual Studio Code is not installed?

What command is used to create a new directory in Git Bash?

How can you verify if Git was installed correctly?

What is the significance of the .git folder in a project?

What steps are needed to view hidden folders in Windows?

Why is it important to use Git Bash instead of the built-in console on Windows?