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title = The command line
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cards =
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[description]
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These playing cards are designed to be easy to use and to remember! We'd suggest sticking to them if you don't have a lot of experience with Git!
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[cli]
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But there's another way to interact with Git:
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Try typing `git init` into the black terminal below, and pressing the enter key!
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[setup]
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rm -rf .git
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[win]
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# Initialize the time machine!
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test -d .git
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[congrats]
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Cool! Instead of using the playing cards, you can also do everything via the command line!
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The command line is pretty powerful! Often, you can use it to solve tasks faster compared to using a graphical interface.
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