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GitHub is a platform that enables developers to host, review, and manage code projects using Git version control. It is designed for teams of all sizes, from solo developers to large enterprises, to collaborate on software development.

• Version Control with Git: Every repository includes full Git history, branching, and merging capabilities, allowing multiple contributors to work on the same codebase without conflicts.
• Pull Requests: Propose changes to a codebase and request review. Pull requests facilitate code review, discussion, and automated testing before merging.
• Issue Tracking: Report bugs, suggest features, and track tasks using issues. Issues can be labeled, assigned, and linked to pull requests for clear project management.
• GitHub Actions: Automate workflows like testing, building, and deploying directly from the repository. Supports custom CI/CD pipelines with a marketplace of pre-built actions.
• Community and Discovery: Over 150 million developers host more than 420 million repositories. Users can discover open source projects, fork repositories, and contribute to projects across the globe.