I do it for my cat

When I first installed Git, I just used all the default settings, because how was I to know what I was doing. I had to reinstall Git at some point and discovered this amazing option to allow you to run Git commands on Command Prompt. <3 <3 <3 I'm lovin' it!

I'm trying to clone project files from azure and am running into all sorts of brick walls. One day, I will master setting up new projects but that day is not today -_- Problem of the day: I can't find my git.exe(git executable). It's driving me nuts. I'm pretty sure it was all set up properly when I was doing the python course months ago but lookey here. Nothing works. It took me awhile to even figure out how to look for the git.exe file. Finally happened upon a comment online suggesting using the git command. $ where git Thank you, stranger, for making my life easier.

Trying to make sense of certain terms can be confusing, especially when your brain tells you isn't that all the same? So here I am giving myself a reminder: 'color' : refers to text colour 'background-color' : refers to background colour 'background' : shorthand for different background tags like colour, image url, etc.