Git is a versatile version control system used for tracking changes in
code and collaborating with others on software projects.
Due to a distributed version control system, Git enables you to revert to
the previous state or review the project’s history.
GitHub is one of the most popular web-hosted services for Git
repositories.
Repositories are storage structures that store documents, including
application source code, and enable contributors to track and maintain version
control.
Git repository model
Primarily focused on tracking source code during development.
Contains elements to coordinate among programmers, track changes, and support
non-linear workflows.
Repositories are storage structures that can hold Code, track Issues, and
enable you to collaborate with others.
GitHub enables you to create
repositories, edit files using the web interface, commit the changes to the
file, upload the files, and a lot more.
