lesson_1_reflections.txt

By seeing the difference between the working program and the buggy version, we were able to spot the bug.

The entire history gives you what worked and the changes that fucked up your code.

Manually committing is good because you know when it should be saved. Autosaving works better when you are forgetful or in case of emergencies, such as the computer crashing.

Because Git is coding-oriented, so it makes sense for it to have a feature to track multiple related files. Google Docs usually have independent files and autosaving feature.