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# My Takeaway from GitHub 101

I wasn't aware of the difference between stashing and committing. Learning those two different functions and when to use them is quite helpful.

**Stashing** lets you temporarily save changes without creating a commit — useful when you need to switch branches quickly but aren't ready to commit yet.

**Committing** is a permanent snapshot of your work with a message explaining what changed.

Understanding when to use each one makes the Git workflow much clearer!