Git allows developers to track code changes and manage their project using simple commands. The heart of Git is a repository used to contain a project. A repository can be stored locally or on a website, such as GitHub/Gitlab/Bitbucket. Git allows users to store several different repositories and track each one independently.
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Table of Contents:How Does Git Work?1.Staging:2.Making Commits:3.Reverting:4.Forking:5.Branching:6.Merging and Conflicts:7.Fetching/Pulling Changes:8.Pushing Changes:9.Rebasing:2 Comments
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