How to Install Git on Mac and Windows! (Beginner's Guide)

In this video we'll learn how to download and install Git on both Mac and Windows operating systems!

For Mac users, we'll learn how to install Git using Homebrew, a convenient package manager that simplifies the Git installation process. This is the easiest option for installing Git on macOS, and provides the added benefit of making Homebrew available in your software development toolkit.

For Windows users, we'll show you how to install Git for Windows using the standalone installer. We'll walk through the Git installation wizard step-by-step, making sure you're equipped with the proper settings and tools to get the most out of Git for Windows.

No matter your skill level, learning Git is essential for working on real world software projects. Join me in this tutorial as we learn how to install Git on Mac and Windows, and take our software development journey to the next level. Enjoy!

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Download Git: git-scm.com/
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00:00 - Introduction
00:37 - Git Website Overview
01:19 - Installing Git on macOS
04:23 - Installing Git on Windows
11:06 - Final Thoughts
11:34 - Outro
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