Explain the difference between Git and GitHub.?

Git is the tool used to track changes in your code locally (on your computer), whereas

GitHub is a platform that hosts Git repositories online, enabling collaboration and sharing.

GitHub allows teams to work on Git-based projects in a central location, review code, and

manage issues and pull requests.

Real-World Example:

You use Git to make changes to your website’s code locally. Once you're happy with your

changes, you push them to GitHub so your team can see and review the updates. GitHub is

essentially a cloud service that works on top of Git.