Git is distributed version control system. It is useful to work with open source platforms like GitHub, GitBook etc. There are different commands to use it properly. Let’s enlist basic commands:
git init
git remote add origin < remote_repository_url >
git remote -v
git add < file_name >
git status
git pull origin master
git commit -m "< commit_message >"
git log
git push -u origin master
git branch -a
git branch
git branch < branch_name >
git checkout < switching_to_branch_name >
git branch --merged
git merge < branch_name_to_merge_in_master >
git reset
git reset < file_name >
git clone < remote_repository_url > < directory_name >
Just create one folder on your local machine. Now open your GitHub account and create new repository. Perform each and every command. You may not understand what is going on. Don't worry, just go through all commands randomly. Read errors and get familiar with all of the above commands. We will see use of each of the above commands and how to use them all while managing project on GitHub.
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