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There's even an integrated terminal for you to test any git command you wish.

Their graphics is nothing fancy but it helps with learning visually.

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This comic provides a brilliantly simple and entertaining explanation of HTTPS.

Arguably the most fun and easy way to learn about HTTPS.

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