Explain the uses of git commands?
Answer / Atul Dwivedi
Git commands are used to manage source code and version control systems. Some common Git commands include init (initialize a new repository), add (stage changes for commit), commit (save changes with a message), branch (create or switch branches), merge (combine changes from different branches), pull (fetch and merge changes from remote repositories), push (send local commits to the remote repository), and tag (label specific commits for easier reference).
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