Linux_Git_Practice

This repository contains all my practice work and homework assignments completed during the Python Backend Developer course at IT Career Hub.

It serves as a monorepo, consolidating multiple smaller repositories and exercises into a single, well-organized structure.
The repository includes both Linux & Git homeworks and in-class practice materials.

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📁 Repository Structure

Linux_Git_Practice/

├── Homework/ # Home assignments (homework_2, homework_3, etc.)

│ ├── homework_2/

│ ├── homework_3/

│ ├── homework_4/

│ ├── homework_5/

│ ├── homework_6/

│ ├── homework_7/

│ ├── homework_9/

│ └── homework_15/

│ └── Homework_15_merge-and-rebase/

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├── git_team_work/ # Team collaboration practice

├── git_intro/ # Introduction to Git basics

├── git-branch/ # Branching and merging exercises

├── learning_git/ # Additional Git practice files

├── hugo-coder/ # Forked project for testing and practice

├── lastcall/ # Final Git exercises

└── 07_10/ # Linux scripting and system commands

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🛠️ Technologies & Tools Used

• Linux (Ubuntu / macOS Terminal)

• Git & GitHub

• Bash scripting

• SSH authentication

• VS Code

• Python (basic usage for integration tasks)

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🎯 Goals of This Repository

• To maintain all course-related Git & Linux exercises in one organized place.

• To practice and demonstrate proficiency in:

  • Git commands and branching strategies

  • Repository management

  • SSH configuration

  • Merging and rebasing

  • Bash scripting

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📚 About the Course

Course: Python Backend Developer

Module: Linux & Git

School: IT Career Hub

Student: Kateryna Dolinina

Location: Frankfurt, Germany

Year: 2025

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🌟 Future Improvements

• Add Python practice modules to the same monorepo.

• Include automation scripts for Git workflows.

• Expand README with visuals (Git graph screenshots, workflow examples).

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✅ Status

All repositories successfully merged into a single monorepo for better structure and easier navigation.