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Before we differentiate between Gates and GitHub, let's understand what is repository because you are

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going to hear this term and loads.

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Great.

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So what is repository?

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Repository simply means collection of files of various versions of a project.

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And remember, we can have versions of our projects using what is called Gates.

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So that is about the repository.

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So now here is the question what are the differences between Git and GitHub?

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Let's get started.

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The first point is that Gates is a version control system, as we have discussed in the previous video.

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And for GitHub it is a code hosting service, meaning we can host all our project files on GitHub.

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The next point is that we issue commands from the terminal and for GitHub we perform through what is

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called web interface or gooey meaning graphical user interface.

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The next point is that we can work with Gates when we are on off line, but for GitHub, unless we have

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internet access, the next point is that for Gates there is no gooey meaning, there is no graphical

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user interface.

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So we are going to use our terminal and bash for Windows to interact with our project.

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And for GitHub there is graphical user interface and Gates is absolutely free to use.

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There is no payment plan, but for GitHub we have features and paid tiers or paid plan as well.

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So now that we know the difference is the next video, let's get started with Git commands.