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Open a Terminal app.
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Open a Terminal app.
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Ooh, ooh, Do this ->
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Ooh, ooh, Do this ->
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- Find the `shell` or `terminal` or `term` (all names for the command interpreter.
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+Find the `shell` or `terminal` or `term` (all names for the command interpreter).
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- `terminal` or `shell` mean pretty much the same thing - `/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app` and start it up.
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+`terminal` or `shell` mean pretty much the same thing - `/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app` and start it up.
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- Type `whoami` and `enter` or `return`. Congratulations, you just typed a command. You're Welcome.
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+Type `whoami` and `enter` or `return`. Congratulations, you just typed a command. You're Welcome.
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now, type `git --version` and make note of what comes back, the version number of git.
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now, type `git --version` and make note of what comes back, the version number of git.
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