git tutorial

      Introduction to GIT

      Git: Different states (staging, committed, modified)

      Installing Git

      Git: Get help of commands

      Git: Create (or) clone a Git repository

      git status: Checking the status of your files

      Introduction to Github

      Git: Get version of the installed git system

      git status: Show working tree status

      git: Tracked and untracked files

      git status: Get short status

      Git diff: Show changes between commits, commit and working tree, etc

      Git: Push the changes to remote repository

      Git: Check commit history

      git: Get latest commit details

      Git: Get latest n commits

      git log: Get commit messages and id in same line

      git log --stat: Get more information on commits

      git rm: Remove files from the working tree and from the index

      Git: Keep the file but untrack it

      Git: Rename a file

      Git: Introduction to Branching

      git reset: Reset current HEAD to the specified state

      Git: Soft reset

      git: Mixed reset

      git: Hard reset: Move the changes to trash

      Git: Pull the data from remote branch

      git add --all: Add all new or modified files to staging area

      git: Add all the text files in the current directory to staging area

      git diff vs git diff --staged

      git: What is HEAD in git commands refers to?

      git: Get all the git configurations

      git : Get all the branches

      Git: Get specific configuration details

      git: Update all the local branches

      git: Get the current branch

      git checkout a branch

      git: See all the remote and local branches

      git: See all the remote branches

      git: Delete local branch

      git: Get remote branch url

      Git: tagging

            Git: tagging old commits

            Git: Clone a specific tag

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