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Is there a Subversion user's guide to Git? [closed]

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I am a new user in Git world. I used to use Subversion (using TortoiseSVN) and it is pretty easy. I would like to try Git but i got confused by the terms. Is there any documentation/guides that can explain me how to use Git?

For example, in Subversion I use checkout; in Git which commands should I use? Any good book about Git that I could use?

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nightingale2k1 Avatar asked Jun 25 '09 05:06

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Here are two good guides:

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  • (Easy) Git for SVN users
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Talljoe Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 18:09

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