Is good for me to learn Git when I just start coding?

Question

Isn't much better that learn Git after my coding skills is better?

Answer 1

It's good. I always use git, even for small projects. It teaches you to build your projects step-by-step, task after task. It is very important in professional development.

Answer 2

Yea, I've been using it a lot at work, but to be honest most of the time you will need just a few basic commands so it is not hard to learn. It may seem a bit abstract at first, but, when you use it in practice, while you code it make a lot more sense. Besides using version control is a good practice and almost all positions require basic knowledge of it.

Answer 3

There is no harm learning it in parallel.

Answer 4

I'd recommend you to check out git when you start your first little project, so you can upload it when you make changes and learn on your way.
Check out a Git crash course on YouTube.

Answer 5

there are about 10 main commands to remember to get started with git: init, remote add origin, add, commit, push, pull, clone, diff, status, log, branch, checkout and merge. there are others but these should get you started.