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Git Basic Command

This document outlines basic Git commands for initializing and managing a Git repository locally and connecting it to GitHub. It includes commands for initializing a repository, checking the status, adding and committing files, configuring user information, adding a remote, pulling and pushing changes, cloning a repository, and changing directories.

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Git Basic Command

This document outlines basic Git commands for initializing and managing a Git repository locally and connecting it to GitHub. It includes commands for initializing a repository, checking the status, adding and committing files, configuring user information, adding a remote, pulling and pushing changes, cloning a repository, and changing directories.

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Basic Git Command

Md. Nahidur Rahman


Programmer, Nerd Castle
Email: [email protected]
December 10th 2014

Basic Git Command


//To initialize your directory as github repository
git init

//To know the current status of your directory/repository


git status

//To add a single file under tracking


git add filename.extension (example: git add index.html)

//To add all new or modified file under tracking


git add .

//To set username Globally(For All Project)


git config --global user.name "Your_Github_user_name"

//To set Email Globally(For All Project)


git config --global user.email "Your_Github_Email"

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//To set username Locally(For Current Project)

Basic Git Command


git config user.name "Your_Github_user_name"

//To set Email Locally(For Current Project)


git config user.email "Your_Github_Email"

// To add your Remote Repository Location


git remote add origin repository_location

//To Get The Last Updated Version of YOur Project


git pull repository_location

//To Commit a Message What Changed you have done!


git commit -m "Your Message"

//To Upload the Project into your Repository Finally


git push

//To Download a Clone Copy of a Project From GitHub


git clone repository_location

Basic Git Command


//To Create a file into the Current Directory
touch filename.extension (Example: touch index.html )

//To Switch Between Directory


cd folderName

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