Day 12 : Git and GitHub Cheatsheet
A quick summary of all essential Git commands
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Quick Summary ✏
git config: Configure Git settings.
git init: Initialize a new Git repository.
git clone: Create a copy of a remote repository.
git status: Check the status of your files.
git add: Stage changes for commit.
git diff: View differences between changes.
git reset: Unstage changes or reset to a previous commit.
git commit: Save changes with a commit message.
git branch: List, create, or delete branches.
git checkout: Switch to a different branch or commit.
git merge: Combine changes from one branch into another.
git log: View commit history.
- Whether you're a Git novice or a seasoned pro, this Git cheat sheet is your go-to guide for mastering version control. This concise reference is packed with essential Git commands helping you streamline your coding journey and collaborate seamlessly with your team.
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