Read this if you're having trouble remembering git commands. 🧵
Git is a massive mammoth that contains many commands for each operation. It can be difficult to remember all of those commands, especially for beginners. Furthermore, all of these commands are divided into sub-commands, making it more difficult to work with.
For example, if I want to start a new branch, I have three options.
1. Make a new branch while remaining in the current one.
2. Make a new branch and switch over to it.
3. Create a new branch from an existing one.
1. Make a new branch while remaining in the current one.
2. Make a new branch and switch over to it.
3. Create a new branch from an existing one.
These are situations - specific commands, and we need something to deal with it. I discovered one fantastic website that does exactly this.
In this video, you can see how I chose one step at a time and the site displayed the appropriate command for that specific situation.
In this video, you can see how I chose one step at a time and the site displayed the appropriate command for that specific situation.
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