Master the most important Git commands that every developer should know! This guide gives you a detailed list of 11 must-know commands, along with examples.

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Join For Free Git is a version control system that has become an essential tool for developers worldwide. It allows developers to keep track of changes made to a project's codebase, collaborate with others on the same codebase. Here are the top 11 Git commands that every developer should know.

11 Git Commands That Developers Should Know

<p>The 11 Git commands that the article covers are:</p>
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<li>git init: initializes a new Git repository in the current working directory.</li>
<li>git clone: copies a repository from a remote server to the local machine.</li>
<li>git add: adds changes to the staging area.</li>
<li>git commit: saves changes to the local repository.</li>
<li>git status: displays the status of the working directory.</li>
<li>git diff: shows differences between the working directory and the local repository.</li>
<li>git log: displays the commit history of the repository.</li>
<li>git branch: lists, creates or deletes branches in the repository.
9, git checkout: switches between branches or restores files from the local repository.</li>
<li>git merge: merges changes from one branch into another.</li>
<li>git push: uploads changes from the local repository to a remote server.</li>
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