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Name: Rakesh Sivan S

Ref no.: 24900385


Dept: ECE first year

1.To create a new directory named git-workshop and navigate into it, you can use
these commands in the terminal:
mkdir git-workshop -->Creates a new directory named 'git-workshop'
cd git-workshop -->to navigate into the 'git-workshop' directory

2.To initialize a Git repository in your current directory:


git init

3.You can create a new file named hello.txt and add the content "Hello Git
workshop!":
echo "Hello!" > hello.txt

4.To display the status of your Git repository:


git status

5.i)To stage the file hello.txt:


git add hello.txt

ii)To commit the staged file with the message "Add hello.txt with welcome
message":
git commit -m "Add hello.txt with welcome message"

6.i)To create a new branch named update-content:


git branch update-content

ii)To switch to the update-content branch:


git checkout update-content

7.i)To append the text "This is a simple Git assignment." to hello.txt:


echo "This is a simple Git assignment." >> hello.txt
ii)To stage and commit the changes to hello.txt with the message "Update
hello.txt with additional message:
git commit -m "Update hello.txt with additional message"

8.i)To switch back to the main branch:


git switch main
ii)To merge the update-content branch into the main branch:
git merge update-content

9.To show the commit history of your Git repository:


git log

10.i)If you want to revert changes made to hello.txt before committing :


git restore hello.txt
ii)to reset your branch to a previous commit:
git reset --soft <commit_hash>

11.i)to command adds a remote repository named `origin`:


git remote add origin https://github.com/username/repository.git
ii)To push your local main branch to the remote repository:
git push

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