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`112`	`112`	`### 4.1 Version control and Git`
`113`	`113`	`If you're here there's a good chance you know what version control is, if not just know it's a type of system used by developers to manage the source code they write. Obviously there is a lot more to it than that and the following link provides an excellent overview of how Git works and compares it to some of the other systems. [Git for Eclipse Users]http://wiki.eclipse.org/EGit/Git_For_Eclipse_Users`
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`115`		`-### 4.2 Installing EGit (Workspace Setup)`
`116`		`-Our version of Eclipse already as Egit installed. You can check this from the main Eclipse window by navigating to Window > Show View > Other this will open the Show View window and in the search bar enter 'Git' if everything is installed correctly this will display a list of the available Git windows.`
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`118`		`-> While we're here let's add the Git Repositories view to our workspace by selecting it and choosing Open.`
`119`		`-> It might be added to the bottom part of your workspace, I prefer to have it to the left next to the Project View you can simply drag it by clicking in the title bar and moving it to your desired destination.`
	`115`	`+### 4.2 Installing EGit`
	`116`	`+Our version of Eclipse already as Egit installed. We will confirm this in the next section.`
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`121`	`118`	`### 4.3 EGit User Guides`
`122`	`119`	`The guides listed in this section are extensive covering many aspects of EGit you may not use, but it might be good to know they exist.`
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`129`	`126`	`* [Vogella: Git version control with Eclipse/Egit] http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/EclipseGit/article.html#exercise-working-with-a-local-git-repository-in-eclipse`
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`131`	`128`	`## 5. Step-by-step: Setting up your local Eclipse Git friendly Workspace`
	`129`	`+### Step 1: Where's git? Egit? Anyone?`
	`130`	`+From the main Eclipse window navigate to Window > Show View > Other this will open the Show View window and in the search bar enter 'Git' if everything is installed correctly this will display a list of the available Git windows.`
	`131`	`+[Window > Show View > Other](images/screenshots/01-Menus.png)`
	`132`	`+[Search for Git](images/screenshots/02-Menus.png)`
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	`134`	`+> While we're here let's add the Git Repositories view to our workspace by selecting it and choosing Open.`
	`135`	`+> It might be added to the bottom part of your workspace, I prefer to have it to the left next to the Project View you can simply drag it by clicking in the title bar and moving it to your desired destination.`
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	`138`	`+### Step 2: Clone our first Github project`
	`139`	`+### Step 3: Add a local git project`