You are hitting`git init` means you want to initialize the current directory as GIT repository.

The followinggif files show initializing a new repository and a hidden subfolder containing all data structure required for version control.

The followingGIF show initializing a new repository and a hidden subfolder containing all data structure required for version control.


You can clone any public repository from the platforms like GitHub, BitBucket, GitLab, and other GIT hosting platforms.

Thefollowig gif shows the`git clone` command

Thefollowing GIF shows the`git clone` command


Staging your changes first and then taking snapshot gives you complete control over the repository's history.

Thefollowig gif shows the`git add` command

Thefollowing GIF shows the`git add` command


If you are committing a new feature to your project then your commit message should be`"Add <feature-name> feature"`.

Thefollowig gif shows the`git commit` command

Thefollowing GIF shows the`git commit` command


Thefollowig gif shows the`git status` command

Thefollowing GIF shows the`git status` command


Thefollowig gif shows the`git branch` command

Thefollowing GIF shows the`git branch` command


This command will check if there are any updates on the remote branch as compared to your local environment, if yes, then it will update your local environment with these changes. If no, then it will do nothing.

Thefollowig gif shows the`git pull` command

Thefollowing GIF shows the`git pull` command


`git push` updates the remote repository with any commits made locally to abrach

`git push` updates the remote repository with any commits made locally to abranch

Thefollowig gif shows the`git push` command

Thefollowing GIF shows the`git push` command


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You can create a new branchloacally using the following command

You can create a new branchlocally using the following command