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What are the main Git commands you know?

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git init - initialize a new repository. git clone <url> - clone an existing repository. git add <file> - add changes from a file to the staging area. git add . - add all changed files to the staging area. git commit -m "commit message" - create a new commit with a message. git status - display the current status of the repository. git log - view commit history. git push - push commits to a remote repository. git pull - fetch changes from a remote repository. git branch <branch_name> - create a new branch. git checkout <branch_name> - switch to another branch. git merge <branch_name> - merge changes from the specified branch into the current one. git diff - show changes between the working directory and the staging area, or between the staging area and the last commit. git remote add origin <url> - add a remote repository. git remote -v - view the list of remote repositories.

# Example of adding a file to the staging area
# git add my_file.py

# Example of committing
# git commit -m "added authorization feature"
What are the main Git commands you know? — Python - sobes.tech