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Github

Definition of

Github

Github is a platform that helps people solve problems by building software together. It is a website that allows you to store your code on the cloud allowing other people you give permission to, make changes or suggestions while still keeping the original code you uploaded unaltered. Github is typically used by IoT-related projects.

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