Can you tell me about the most frequently used Git commands for version control?

Basic Git commands commonly used for version control:

• git init — initialize a new repository.
• git clone <url> — clone a remote repository.
• git status — shows the current state of the repository, modified files.
• git add <file> — add changes to the staging area.
• git commit -m "message" — save changes to the local repository.
• git push — push commits to the remote repository.
• git pull — fetch and merge changes from the remote repository.
• git branch — show list of branches.
• git checkout <branch> — switch between branches.
• git merge <branch> — merge the specified branch into the current one.
• git log — view commit history.

These commands cover basic operations for version control and collaborative coding.