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Commonly asked questions related to Open Source, Git, and GitHub:

##### 1) What is Git?
##### 1 What is Git?

[Git](https://git-scm.com/) is a version control system that lets you manage and keep track of your source code history.

##### 2) What is GitHub?
##### 2 What is GitHub?

GitHub is a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration. It lets you and others work together on projects from anywhere.

##### 3) What are the prerequisites for stepping into Open Source?
##### 3 What are the prerequisites for stepping into Open Source?

You need to have a basic understanding of git (Version control system) and a code hosting platform like GitHub.

##### 4) Can I contribute to Open Source if I have no prior coding experience or I am from a non-technical background?
##### 4 Can I contribute to Open Source if I have no prior coding experience or I am from a non-technical background?

Yes, you can contribute to documentation, articles and tutorials, testing/user experience, design, translation, etc.

##### 5) Where to learn Git and GitHub?
##### 5 Where to learn Git and GitHub?

You can check out resources in [How to?](how-to/create-repo.md), [Resources](resources.md), and [Bootcamp](bootcamp.md) pages for the same.

##### 6) How to get started with Open Source?
##### 6 How to get started with Open Source?

Steps:

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- 4) Once you are comfortable with the workflow, you can start contributing to Open Source projects depending on your interest, programming language, topics, etc. I will recommend starting with small projects and then moving on to bigger projects. Also, when you start with a project, first try solving and working on issues with the label `good first issue` and `first timers only`. This is a wonderful way to understand a project better and then move on to other issues. Also, I have written a Blog on [5 ways to find projects in Open Source](https://blog.pradumnasaraf.dev/5-ways-to-find-projects-in-open-source) you can check it out.

##### 7) How to find Open Source projects to contribute to?
##### 7 How to find Open Source projects to contribute to?

You can find some projects on the [Beginner Friendly Projects](beginners.md) page. Also, I have written a Blog on [5 ways to find projects in Open Source](https://blog.pradumnasaraf.dev/5-ways-to-find-projects-in-open-source) you can check it out.

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