📚 Mastering GitHub Commands in Terminal 🌟
1. git clone: Copy a remote repository to your local machine for collaboration. 📥👥
2. git add: Stage changes in your working directory to prepare for a commit. ➕📂
3. git commit: Create a snapshot of your changes with a descriptive message. 📸📝
⚙️ Exploring GitHub Commands for Collaboration 🛠️
4. git push: Upload your local commits to the remote repository. 🚀📤
5. git pull: Fetch and merge changes from the remote repository to your local copy. 🔄📥
6. git branch: Manage branches to work on multiple features or bug fixes. 🌳🌿
🔍 Understanding GitHub Commands for Version Control 🕵️♂️
7. git status: Check the status of your working directory and see changes. 🕵️♂️🔍
8. git log: View the commit history and track changes made to the repository. 📜🕰️
9. git merge: Combine branches to integrate new features or bug fixes. 🔄🔀
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