Important commands of git(Version Control System) every developer should know

1- git init = used for initializing empty repository.
2- git status = used for checking the current status of the repository(recommended-must after very usual operation performed in git environment)
3- git add .= used for adding the files in git staging area.This area contains a list of all the files you have recently changed.
git commit -m"Initial commit"= This involves committing them locally to record the snapshot of your repository to the project history.
4- git remote add origin url of the remote repository= for linking the files of local repository with remote repository.
5- git push = to push the the local repository on github.
6- git checkout -b aditya= to create new branch and use it to upload files in a initialized repository
git branch -d aditya = to delete the branch
7- git merge= The "merge" command is used to integrate changes from another branch.
8- git log =The git log command shows a list of all the commits made to a repository.
9- git pull =git pull is a Git command used to update the local version of a repository from a remote.
10- git restore --staged index.html= to remove file from staging area.
11- git restore index.html= to discard changes done in file.
12- git push -d origin bugfix = before deleting any branch merge it with master branch to keep your work safe.
13- git branch -r = to checkout branches in remote
14- git branch -a = to check all branches.
15- git commit --ammend = vs code will open to change the message of commit.
16- git rm -r --cached bin/= all files present in the directory will be unstaged/removed.
17- git switch -adi = new branch with the adi name created.