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❀ Basic Git Commands

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➀ Git Init

⇥ Git init create a new local git repository.

⇥ Alternatively, you can create a repository within a new directory by specifying the project name :

➁ Git Clone

⇥ if you want a local copy of a repository from GitHub, this command allows creating a local copy of that repository on your local directory form the repository URL.

➂ Git add
⇥ Git add is used to add files to the staging area and for removing file from staging area you can use the same command.

➃ Git commit

⇥ git commit will create a snapshot of the changes and save it to git directory.

⇥ The message in commit command is nothing but a text that tells about what is changed in files.

➄ Git Status
⇥ git status displays the list of changed files together with the files that are yet to be staged or committed.

⇥ Note: To clear the git bash screen you can use the "clear" command.

➅ git push

⇥ git push is used to send local commits to the master branch of the remote repository. Here's the basic code structure.

⇥ Replace master with the branch where you want to push your changes when you're not intending to push to the master branch.

➆ git remote

⇥ git remote lets you view all remote repositories also used to connect your local repository to the remote server list all connections along with their URLs.

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