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# Integrating Git with Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) offers seamless integration with Git, providing features such as change tracking, committing, branch switching, and more.

## Step 1: Verify Git Integration

1. Open VS Code.
2. Click on the "Source Control" icon on the left to check Git integration.
3. If Git is not installed, VS Code will guide you through the installation.

## Step 2: Clone a Repository

1. From the "Source Control" section, select "Clone Repository."
2. Enter the URL of the GitHub repository you wish to clone.
3. The repository will be cloned to your local machine and opened automatically.

## Step 3: Making a Commit

1. Go to the "Source Control" section to see modified files.
2. Stage changes by clicking the "+" icon.
3. Enter a commit message and press the "Commit" button to save your changes.

## Step 4: Sharing Changes

1. To push your changes to the remote repository on GitHub, use the "Push" option from the "..." menu.

These steps outline the basics of using Git and GitHub with Visual Studio Code, covering essential functionalities for most user needs.