• Wanting to complete this task to better understand course content. Learned how to navigate in terminal using git commands and learning how to pull, push and create.

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This Prework Study Guide is meant to be used to help you learn the basics and be able to look back a review your notes. It list what we will be learning first in this course and gives us an introduction of how to use the tools we will be learning more about.

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