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        <title>Git Bash Cheat Sheet!</title>
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        <h1 class="title">Git Bash Cheat Sheet!</h1>
        <div class="summary">
            <p>Git Bash is a package that includes bash, a terminal and other utilities to run the
                Git language from a command line. It is used to update projects to remote and local sources.
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            <h2><u>Git Definitions</u></h2>
            <p>Repository - Main package that encompasses the entire project.<br>
               Branches - Seperate segments of the repository that are isolated from each other. All
               repositories have a master branch.<br>
               Commit - Changes to a repository.<br>
               Push - Adding changes to a repository remote or local.<br>
               Pull - Taking or downloading information from a remote or local repository.<br>
               Staging - Getting changes ready to be commited and pushed to a repository.<br>
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            <h2><u>Git Bash Commands</u></h2>
            <p>cd - Changes directory, input the folder name to go there. ~ will take you to the root directory,
                .. will take you to the previous directory.<br>
                ls - Lists all directories and files in the current directory.<br>
                git init - Creates a new local repository in the current directory.<br>
                git clone - Clones a repository from a remote source when followed with a link.<br>
                git branch - Creates a new branch when followed with the new branches name. Follow with -a
                instead of a name to list all local and remote branches of the current repository.<br>
                git checkout - Switches to the specified branch, use -b and a branch name instead to create
                and switch to a new branch.<br>
                git status - Informs you about any changes and edits you have made in a repository and notifies
                if you are ahead or behind the local or remote repositories.<br>
                git add - Stages the specified file, use . to stage all changes.<br>
                git commit - "Saves" all staged files for pushing up, use -m and "" to add a message
                about what's being pushed.<br>
                git push - Sends changes to a local repository, adding -u origin followed by the branch
                names sends changes to a remote repository instead.<br>
                git pull - Takes changes from remote repository and adds them to the local repository.<br>
                mkdir - Creates a new directory when followed with a folder name.<br>
                rmdir - Deletes a folder when followed with a folder name.<br>
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