Useful Git Commands, git --version, git init, git status, git add, git diff, git push, git pull, git log, git branch, git remote
Git Commands (Image by - Sharma Guides | Subham232330) git --version = It shows the version of Git installed on your machine. git init = It will initialize the project folder into a "git repository". git status = It will show you exactly which files/folders have been modified git add = It will add your file to the git staging area. git diff = It will show the difference between a file in the staging area and untracked file. git push = It will push all the local changes that you have made to the remote GitHub repository. git pull = It will fetch all the updated code from the remote branch and merge it with your local branch. git log = It will list down the entire commit history. git branch <name> = To create a new branch in your local git repository. git branch = It will list down all the local branches that you have created. git remote = It will give the name of the remote repository.