All language subtitles for 4. Course code structure

Throughout these scores to store the application code, I'll use GitHub and you can find all the code

inside these GitHub repository.

But how is the card inside this repository structured for that?

That does go to my GetUp account.

So in your Immy repositories, I have this repository completely commerce, E.S.P net embassy application.

And then for each part of this course, you are going to have to separate branches.

You are going to have the branch name with a B, which stands for beginning and with an E, which stands

for the end.

So let us go to the branches, for example, here.

I have currently 19 branches.

And then if you search, for example, for 16, so you can sign here 16, the 16 branch has two states,

the beginning states or before I recorded or before I made any changes in the part 16 of this course,

that was the begin state.

And after I implemented the feature or whatever I wrote in the part 16, the end state for that part

was the 16 E.

And the same goes for the 15, 14 or whatever part in this course where I type some code.

So, for example, for 15 in here, this was the state of the application compart part 15, 20, part

15 starts after I write some code in the PA 15.

This is the end state.

So what this means is that the 15 E is actually equal to the 16 B, because I start the PA 16 where

I left it in part 50.

This would make it really easy for you.

If you want to watch just certain parts, then you could just come to this GitHub repository and then

you can just fork these GitHub repository and get just the parts or does the GitHub branches that you

need.