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Git is simple, but mastering commands takes practice. Here’s a cheat sheet you can rely on: 𝟭) Setup ↳ Initialize a new repository: git init ↳ Configure username and email: git config --global user.​name <your-name> git config --global user.​email <your-email> ↳ Clone a repository: git clone <repository-url> 𝟮) Stage & Commit ↳ Add a file: git add <file> ↳ Add all changes: git add . ↳ Check unstaged changes: git diff ↳ Commit changes: git commit -m "Message" ↳ Reset staging area: git reset 𝟯) Status & History ↳ Check repository state: git status ↳ View commit history: git log ↳ Show commit details: git show <commit-hash> 𝟰) Branches ↳ List branches: git branch ↳ Create a branch: git branch <branch-name> ↳ Rename current branch: git branch -m <new-branch-name> ↳ Delete a branch: git branch -d <branch-name> ↳ Switch branches: git checkout <branch-name> ↳ Merge a branch: git merge <branch-name> 𝟱) Remotes ↳ Add a remote: git remote add <name> <repository-url> ↳ Push commits: git push <remote> <branch> ↳ Pull changes: git pull <remote> 𝟲) Cleanup & Extras ↳ Optimize repository: git gc ↳ Stash changes: git stash ↳ Reapply stash: git stash apply Bookmark this and start practicing.