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Top 10 Git Commands | Most Used Git Commands | Git Commands With Examples | Simplilearn

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This presentation covers the top 10 git commands that are required in day to day life. It also covers few bonus commands that go hand in hand with these 10 git commands. Git is a very Powerful tool and is the industry standard for Version Control and for carrying out best DevOps practices. In this video we will cover the most useful git commands.
Learn the basics of Git\u2014a version control system (VCS), and understand how to set up Git in your system, list the three-stage workflow in Git, create branches and track files, create repository in Git, GitHub and more.

What\u2019s the focus of this course?
Git is a version control system (VCS) for tracking changes in computer files and coordinating work on those files among multiple people. It is primarily used for software development, but it can be used to keep track of changes in any files.This course enables you to learn and solve versioning problems with your files and codes. All these concepts are presented in an easy to understand manner, using demos and assignments to clarify the concepts and present the actual method of implementation.

What are the course objectives?
- Git course offered by Simplilearn will enable you to:
- Understand distributed version control system and its features
- Set-up Git in your system
- List the three-stage workflow in Git
- Create branches and track files
- Create a repository in Git and GitHub
- Describe merging, cloning, rebasing, among others

Who should take this course?
- The following professionals can go for this course:
- Software Professionals
- Testing Professionals
- Software Architects and Designers
- Open source contributors and enthusiasts
- Developers who want to gain acceleration in their careers as professionals using Git and GitHub
- Managers who are technical subject matter experts, leading software development projects

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  1. Top 10 Git Commands

  2. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

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  4. git git commit check-out git init git branch git add The git initcommand is used to initialise a blank repository. It creates a .git folder in the current working directory git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  5. git git commit check-out git init git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  6. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  7. git init git check-out git commit git branch git add The git commit is used to save the changes to the local repository. The command helps you keep record of all the changes made git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  8. git init git check-out git commit git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  9. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  10. git init git git commit check-out git add git branch The git add command is used to add changes in the current directory to the staging area git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  11. git init git git commit check-out git add git branch git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  12. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  13. git init git git commit check-out git status git branch git add The git status command is used to display the state of the current repository and the staging area. git clone git pull git merge git push

  14. git init git check-out git commit git status git branch git add The git status command is used to display the state of current repository and the staging area. git clone git pull git merge git push

  15. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  16. git init git git commit check-out git merge git branch git add The git merge command is used to integrate different branches into a single branch. git clone git status git pull git push

  17. git init git git commit check-out git merge git branch git add The git merge command is used integrate different branches into a single branch. git clone git status git pull git push

  18. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  19. git init git git commit check-out git push git branch git add The git push command is used to upload the content from the local repository to the remote repository. git clone git status git pull git merge

  20. git init git git commit check-out git push git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge

  21. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  22. git init git git commit check-out git pull git branch git add The git pull command is used to fetch the new commits and merge them into the local branch git clone git status git merge git push

  23. git init git git commit check-out git pull git branch git add git clone git status git merge git push

  24. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  25. git init git git commit check-out git clone git branch git add The git clone command is used to create a copy of the target repository or create a clone in a new directory at a new place git status git pull git merge git push

  26. git init git git commit check-out git clone git branch git add git status git pull git merge git push

  27. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  28. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add A branch refers to an independent line of development. The git branch command is used to create, list, rename, and delete branches. git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  29. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  30. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  31. git init git commit git git branch git add check-out The git checkout command works together with the git branch command. The command enables the navigation between the branches git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  32. git init git commit git git branch git add check-out git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  33. git init git git commit check-out git branch git add git clone git status git pull git merge git push

  34. Some More Common Git Commands

  35. git config The git config command is used to set configurations like the name, email id etc. This information should be provided as soon as Git is installed, since it is used by Git at every commit.

  36. git config The git diff command is referred to as multi use command that runs the function on different Git data sources. The command shows the difference between the changes made on a file git diff

  37. git config The git log command is used to view the previous commits that have taken places in the Git project. When the list appears on the screen, it shows the reverse chronological order git diff git log

  38. git config The git reset command is used to undo the local changes that are made to the state of a Git repository. It has three primary forms – “—soft, --mixed, --hard” git diff git log git reset

  39. git config Rebasing refers to the moving or combining a sequence of commits. The git rebase command is used to integrate changes from one branch to another. git diff git log git reset git rebase