Basic Git Commands

Today we will be looking at the basic git commands that I use majorly.

git add – for the addition of a file/files/folder under the version control.
git commit - to stage the changes
-a -m –amend - to change the last git message
git pull – to get the changes from the upstream repository to your local environment.
git push – to send changes to the upstream repository
git clone – copy a repository from upstream to your local system.
git checkout – useful when changing to another branch, also get the change from upstream repository. -b – creates a new repository.
git merge – useful when we want to combine two branches in which there are different code present.
git rebase – useful when move the HEAD directly to the latest commit.
git cherry pick --commitid – useful when we want to pick a commit from one branch and apply it to another