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Git command every Developers should know
Now days git is necessary to learn for every Developers. To make it's easy there is some command that you should know.
1.Git-clone
Cloning is a process of creating an identical copy of Git Remote Repository to the local Machine.
When we clone the repository, all the files are downloaded to local Machine but Remote Git Repository remain unchanged
2.Git-Branch:-
Branches are highly important in the git world. By using branches , several Developers are able to work in parallel on the same project simultaneously. We can use the git branch command for creating , listing and deleting branches.
3.Git-Checkout:-
The git checkout command is use to check out of an existing branch and view another branch of code , but it can also be use to store files.
4.Git-Status:-
The git status command give us all the information regarding current Branch.
5.Git-Add:-
When we create , modify or delete file, these changes will happen to our local and won't be included in the next commit.
5.Git-Commit:-
Git commit command is the main function for saving changes to local repository safely. Commit takes snapshot of the project and treat it as a version of it.
Git commit is like setting a checkpoint in the development process which you can go back to leter if needed.
7.Git-push:-
After commuting your changes the next thing you want to do is send your changes to the remote server. Git push upload your commits to the remote repository.
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