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Getting Started

Before We Begin Version Control and Significance of Git Configuration

Basic Command

The git init Command and the First Commit

Selectively git add Files

Ignore Files With .gitignore

Write a git commit Message

Status of the Current Changes

Git Alias Configuration

Behind the Scenes

The .git Folder and Snapshots Links Commit Hash Branches and References The Different Stages of Tracking Changes Git Tracks Files, Not Folders Quiz

Essential Techniques

Create a Branch Check Out a Specific Commit Merge Branches The git diff Command Maintain a Clean Commit History Use git add Interactively Quiz

Flow Control

The Workflow of Branches The Stable production and hotfix Branches The Working development and Feature development Branches Quiz

Remote and Collaboration

Different Roles in Git Teams and Team Hierarchy

Create a Remote Repository

Add or Clone a Remote Branch into a New Local Folder

Delete a Remote Branch

Pull and Fetch Changes

Handle Conflicts

How Does Conflict Exist?Resolve Conflicts

Undo Changes

Stash Working Directory The git reset Command Undo a Hard Reset with the git reflog Command Amend Last Commit Message and Revert Changes from Remote Group Commits With the git reset Command The git revert Command Quiz

Rebase and Cherry Pick

The git rebase Command Pull and Fast-forward with the git rebase Command Squash Commits via the git rebase Command Cherry Pick Quiz

Conclusion

Getting Started with Git Version Control/

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Test your knowledge regarding remote repositories and collaboration.

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1.

What is the purpose of using git reset before calling git push to push completed code to a remote branch?

A.

To remove code editor preferences

B.

To group and organize commit histories

C.

To delete unused code

D.

To remove unwanted comments from the code

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