What is workshop-1?

This repository, workshop-1 by relequestual, is designed as a practical companion for running or attending a Git workshop. Git is a version control system that helps track changes to files over time, and this repo gives learners a safe, low-stakes sandbox to practice its core commands and workflows. At its most basic, a repository (or "repo") is a project folder with version history attached. In a workshop setting, participants typically clone a copy of this repo to their own computer, which lets them experiment with features like branching, committing changes, and merging work back together. Since the repository appears to be mostly empty aside from its purpose as a teaching aid, it serves as a blank canvas for guided exercises. The people who would use this are instructors looking for a ready-made demo project for their students, or beginners wanting a public repo to practice with before working on real-world code. For example, a teacher could have students fork the project, make a simple edit, and submit a "pull request" (a proposal to merge changes), all without the risk of breaking something important. The README doesn't go into detail about specific lesson plans or prerequisites, so it's likely that an instructor provides the structure and directions verbally during the actual session. Its main value is simply existing as a shared, public starting point for hands-on learning.