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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you how to
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locate and check the version of git bash
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that is you are using it inside your
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terminal. So git is a very important
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tool when it comes to development. It
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can push your code into GitHub and other
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uh code repositories. So you simply
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write git and to check the version you
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simply write d- version. So it will
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print out the version that you have
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installed. Here you can see that get
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version 2.4.0.0
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Windows I'm running on it on Windows
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that's fine.
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And now to check the location where it
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is installed you can execute a simple
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command here where git. So this will
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exactly tell you the exact location
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where g is stored inside your machine.
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If you enter it you it will give you the
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entire address here. So it is located
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inside c program files git cmd and then
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this is your executable. So you can
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simply right click just copy this
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location and simply go to the file
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explorer and simply paste this. As soon
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as you paste it you will see this is all
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the executables of git is present. C
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program files git and cmd. This is a
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default location.
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So you can see this is your git
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executable.
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all these things. If you still haven't
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installed Git, you can easily do this by
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simply going to Google, simply type Git
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download. Just go to their official
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website and select your operating
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system. It's a cross-platform solution.
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So, it's also available for Mac, Linux
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as well. So, simply for Windows, you
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simply download. It has a installer file
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where you can simply install this and uh
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once installed you can check it using
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all these commands that I showed you. So
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