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git init
Initializes a new Git repository in the current directory.

2.git clone <repository-url>


Creates a local copy of a remote repository.

3.git status
Displays the status of the working directory and staging area.

4.git add <file>


Stages changes for the next commit.

5.git add .
Stages all changes (new, modified, deleted files).

6.git commit -m "<message>"


Records the staged changes in the repository with a commit message.

7.git push <remote> <branch>


Uploads local commits to a remote repository.

8.git pull <remote> <branch>


Fetches and merges changes from a remote repository into the current branch.

9.git log
Shows the commit history for the current branch.

10.git branch
Lists all local branches in the repository.

11.git branch <branch-name>


Creates a new branch.

12.git checkout <branch-name>


Switches to a specified branch.

13.git merge <branch-name>


Merges changes from a specified branch into the current branch.

14.git stash
Stashes uncommitted changes temporarily.

15.git reset <file>


Unstages a specified file.

16.git reset --hard <commit-hash>


Resets the current branch to a specified commit, discarding changes.

17.git diff
Shows differences between files or commits.

18.git tag <tag-name>


Creates a new tag to mark a specific point in history.

19.git remote -v
Lists remote repositories.

20.git fetch <remote>


Downloads changes from a remote repository without merging.

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