Git Commands

Top 10 Git Commands | Most Used Git Commands | Git Commands With Examples

1. git init

The git init command is used to initialises a blank repository. It creates a .git folder in the current working directory.

2. git commit

The git commit command is used to save the changes to the local repository. The command helps you keep record of all the changes made.

3. git add

The git add command is used to add changes to the staging area in the current directory.

4. git status

The git status command is used to display the state of the current repository and the staging area.

5. git merge

The git merge command is used to integrate different branches into a single branch.

6. git push

The git push command is used to upload the content from the local repository to the remote repository.

7. git pull

The git pull command is used to fetch the new commits and merge them into the local branch.

8. git clone

The git clone command is used to create a copy of the target repository or create a clone in a new directory at a new place.

9. git branch

A branch refers to an independent line of development. The git branch command is used to create, list, rename, and delete branches.

10. git checkout

The git checkout command works together with the git branch command. The command enables the navigation between the branches.

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