How does the command "sudo apt-get install git" work on Ubuntu without downloading an executable GIT bash file on Ubuntu as that in Windows(where we download and install)?
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apt is a package manager. It automatically downloads the required packages from Ubuntu's repository servers (or additional locations you configured) in the background for you, and installs them.
For more information, here a few links:
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