I was very happy for doing a lot of essential changes and making it's one PR in reference with more than one issues. I asked one of my friend @bhavin192 to review these changes because I want to merge this PR as early as possible. I was expecting to get …

Creating first pull request is an exciting feeling I have ever met during my first pull request. I got to know about Hacktoberfest. They have given challenge of creating four pull request to win T-Shirt. Earlier, I have gone through sample pull request with my friend's project. I selected one …

I have created files on my local machine. It includes assignments, projects, documents, sample programs in C, C++, Java etc. Now I don't have any single file with me as a proof of my work. Why does it happened? It all happened because of not storing my files anywhere. Also …

git clone

• The clone command tells Git to fetch files from remote repository
• “master” is the default name for a starting branch when you run git init
• “origin” is the default name for a remote when you run git clone
• If you run git clone -o newbrnach instead git clone …

git branch

• Branch is pointer to changes commited by you

What to do?

• To check on which branch you are woking now

  git brach

• To create new branch

  git branch

• Change the working to branch to what you want

  git checkout

• Now just change one file

  git status

• Add this …

git push

• The push command tells Git where to put your commits when you are ready with your files
• “master” is the default name for a starting branch when you run git init
• “origin” is the default name for a remote when you run git clone

What to do?

• Enter …

git remote

• Remote is a server like GitHub, Bitbucket etc
• You need to add a remote repository url to access them
• Let's take remote url https://github.com/ganeshhubale/python_programs. git which is used to push your local files to the GitHub repository:- python_programs
• You can assign any name to …

git add

• It will add the files to staging area
• To tell Git to start tracking changes made to file, we first need to add it to the STAGING AREA

git add -A .

The dot stands for the current directory, so everything in and beneath it is added. The -A …

git commit

• Commit is snapshot of the exact state of every tracked file in your working tree
• " git add " doesn't really affect the repository in any significant way
• changes are not actually recorded until you run " git commit "
• Basically git commit "records changes to the repository" and it is used …

git status

• It is healthy to run git status often
• Sometimes things change and you don’t notice it
• It gives the status of files like untracked, unmodified, staged and unstaged

staged:

Files are ready to be committed.

unstaged:

Files with changes that have not been prepared to be committed …