Basic Git commands

1. Initializing a Git repository
   • The article explains how to create a new Git repository from scratch and emphasizes the importance of initializing a Git repository for proper code management.
2. Adding files to the repository
   • The article covers the process of adding files to be tracked by Git, including using the git add command and adding multiple files at once.
3. Committing changes
   • This article covers the basics of creating a new commit in Git, including how to use the git commit command and write clear commit messages.
4. Viewing repository status
   • This article covers the use of the git status command to check the status of a Git repository and see which changes have been made.
5. Viewing commit history
   • The article covers how to view the history of commits in a Git repository using the git log command, along with options to get more detailed information about each commit.

Table of contents

• Initializing a Git repository
• Adding files to the repository
• Committing changes
• Viewing repository status
• Viewing commit history