How GIT internally works ? Masterclass For Beginners | Learn Advanced GIT | Part 2

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Welcome to our Git advanced masterclass Part 2. In this video, we will be delving deeper into Git's advanced features, specifically focusing on what's inside the .git folder, what a blob and tree are in Git, and how hashes are maintained in Git.

As you may know, Git is a distributed version control system that allows you to track changes in your code and collaborate with others seamlessly. Understanding Git's advanced features can help you work more efficiently and collaboratively with your team, which is crucial in any software development environment.

In this video, we will be discussing what's inside the .git folder. The .git folder is where Git stores all of its metadata, including information about the commits, branches, and tags in your repository. Understanding the contents of the .git folder can help you troubleshoot issues and better understand how Git works.

We will also cover what a blob and tree are in Git. A blob is a binary large object, which is a file that is stored in Git's database. Git stores files as blobs, which are identified by a unique SHA-1 hash. A tree is a Git object that represents a directory in your repository. It contains references to blobs and other trees, which allows Git to maintain the directory structure of your repository.

Finally, we will discuss how hashes are maintained in Git. Git uses the SHA-1 algorithm to generate a unique hash for every object in your repository, including blobs, trees, commits, and tags. These hashes are used to identify objects and ensure their integrity. Git also uses the hashes to track changes to your code over time, which allows you to revert to previous versions of your code when needed.

Understanding how hashes are maintained in Git is crucial to using Git effectively. It ensures the integrity of your code and allows you to track changes to your code over time. Additionally, understanding how hashes work in Git can help you troubleshoot issues and better understand how Git works.

In summary, this Git advanced masterclass Part 1 covers what's inside the .git folder, what a blob and tree are in Git, and how hashes are maintained in Git. By the end of this video, you will have a deeper understanding of Git's advanced features, and you will be able to use them to work more efficiently and collaboratively with your team.

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0:00 Introduction
1:09 Algocamp introduction
3:03 Usage of hashing
9:09 Looking inside .git folder
16:39 Printing blobs and hashes using git cat-file
23:18 How git manages directory ?
44:25 What is a commit ?
50:58 Looking at blobs trees and commits
01:00:58 Ending..

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