Quick review on git commands

# - check git versiongit --version# - configure you Name and your email to identify yourself with Gitgit config --global user.name "Your Name"git config --global user.email "[email protected]"

# - initializing git repositorygit init

# - show status of the repository# - shows files which have been changed,#   tracked, staged etcgit status

# - staging :   adding files to stage area# - staging area :  files that are going to be included #               in next commit# - staging one filegit add file.js# - staging multiple filesgit add file.js file2.js file3.js# - staging all filesgit add .

# - commit : a term used for saving changes#           to a repository# - committing changes made from stagged files# - '-m' means message , a message should be descriptive# - showing what changes really made in the repositorygit commit -m "Commit message"

# - view your commit historygit log# - revert / go back to certain commit# - '07e239f2f' is a sample commit id that we are#   trying to go back on git checkout 07e239f2f# - going back to the latest commit on #   the 'master' branchgit checkout master

# - Creating new branch# - 'new-branch-name' is the name of the new branchgit branch new-branch-name# - switching to branch in the repository# - if branch 'branch-name' does not exists #   on the repository git will create itgit switch  branch-name# - switch to any branch in the repository# - 'master' is the branch we want to switch ongit checkout master# - list all branch in the repositorygit branch#merge active branch  to branch 'branch-name'git merge branch-name# - delete branch# - 'branch-name' is the branch we are deletinggit branch -d branch-name