Working with Git commands

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Introduction:

Git is a decentralized version control system, which assists developers to follow the evolution of their code and cooperate effectively with other developers. It runs on a series of basic instructions like git init, git add, git commit, and git push that enables the user to manipulate versions of his or her code. With such commands, developers are able to have a full history of changes, work on multiple branches, and merge updates without any problems.

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Open a new terminal in VS code

Create Python1.py in VsCode

Get into your repository folder. 

cd {fodlername}

List all items with “”

git status

Add my folders into local repository

git add *

Commit the changes to Git staging area

Git commit -m {Tag}

Cross check with Github repository. Nothing added

Move from staging area to Github repository

git push

Content added to Github repository

Remove file

git rm {filename}

Changes staged 

git commit -m {Tag}

Move to Github repository

git push

Empty folder not shown in Git

Summary:

Git is the distributed version control program which helps trace the alterations in the code and allows effective co-operation of the developers. It has easy to use commands to govern versions, maintain history, and allow easy branching and merging.