So throughout this course, I'll be using a Mac for development, and one of the things that you're
going to notice is that the terminal on the Mac is different, different than the terminal on windows.
So, for example, if I open up a command prompt here, so I'll just open a command prompt.
And I want to list files on windows, it's dark and on on on a Mac and on Linux it's El's and the last
command doesn't work here in the same way.
If I want to copy a file on Windows, it's copy from source to destination.
But on Linux it's CP and on Mac it's S.P..
So if you want to have your terminal be the same as mine, you can go to get for Windows Dawg and click
download and it will download Git and it will also download Git Bash.
So you download that and install it if you want to.
This is certainly not required and what you'll get is here's a command prompt and get back.
Looks like this.
And if I start that up, all of the commands that I type allows, for example, work and I can copy
from one directory to another.
So if you want to have your terminal be the same as it is for me, as I'm running through this course
and you happen to be on a Windows machine, you can just download git bash as part of that, get for
Windows website and install that and use that terminal instead of the default Windows terminal.
It's entirely up to you, but it might make things simpler for you.