How to Compare File Differences Between Two Git Versions

To compare file differences between two git versions, follow these steps:

1. Open your terminal or Git Bash.
2. Navigate to the repository where the files are located.
3. Type the following command: git diff <old_version> <new_version> <file_path>. Replace '<old_version>' and '<new_version>' with the version numbers you want to compare and '<file_path>' with the path of the file you want to compare.
4. Press enter. The terminal will display the differences between the two versions of the file.

Alternatively, you can use a graphical user interface tool such as GitKraken or SourceTree to compare file differences between two git versions. Simply open the tool, select the repository, and select the files you want to compare. The tool will display the differences between the two versions of the files in an easy-to-read format.