You could word it that way, but it's not actually correct. Check the man pages to see why. (Or read the other commenter's note which gives a brief explanation.)

You could word it that way, but it's not actually correct. Check the man pages to see why. (Or read the other commenter's note which gives a brief explanation.) > I don't think a newbie could even grok the difference between these three descriptions. This part is definitely true - Git offers only a very light abstraction on top of its data structures.