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1. git help config #shows the usage details of "config"

2. git config --global user.name "yeshsurya"    #add name to configuration

3. git init  #initialize the git repository

4. git status #get the staus of the git repository

5. git add *.html  #add the files using wild card

6. git commit -m "First commit" # make a commit

7. git add css #all the files in directory "css" is added to staging.

8. git log # shows the commit history.

9. git diff HEAD  #difference of the top most commit

10.git diff --staged  #difference of the staged commit

11.git reset ostrich.html #unstage the staged changes

12.git commit -a -m "the commit message" index.html #stage and commit in a single line.

13.git commit --ament -m "will be added to the second commit" #amends last commit by addding files in the staging

14.git reset --soft HEAD^  #undoes the last commit and puts the changes back to staging area.

15.git checkout -- cats.html index.htlm # undo changes on those two files.

16.git reset --hard HEAD^  #undoes the previous commit and discard the changes.

17.git remote add origin git@example.com:example/petshop.git #linking a remote git repository

18.git push -u origin master #-u : remembers the default push branch option.

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