I made changes to my file again

Isaac

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-I love GhanaI love Ghana
+I love GhanaI love Ghana

Isaac_Rep

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-Isaac
+This is a new one
+Isaac
+Ofori
+This is a new one from me
+

README.md

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 ## repository to practice git tools
 
-Basic git commands 
+### To start with git
+
+- if you do not have WSL installed on Wondows, install git. Otherwise, WSL already has git installed. Just work from the WSL terminal
+- add ssh keys to your machine via `ssh-keygen` command
+- add public ssh keys to git web (in settings, add new ssh keys)
+- do `git config`
+
+### Basic git commands 
 
 Clone repository to a local machine
-'git clone ...'
+`git clone ...`
+
+Create your own branch "my_branch"
+`git checkout -b my_branch`
+
+Check all branches
+`git branch`
+
+Switch to a branch "branch_name"
+`git branch branch_name`
+
+Add all your changes to local repository
+`git add .`
+
+Add specific file to local repository
+`git add file_name`
+
+Commit changes to a branch on a local machine
+`git commit -m "description of my changes"`
+
+Push your changes in branch "branch_name" to the remote (cloud)
+`git push origin branch_name`
+This creates or updates "branch_name" on cloud github
+
+Merge your branch with master: on git website, submit merge request for your branch 
+
+Update local master branch
+`git pull origin main --rebase`
+
+**Explanation of the `-- rebase` option from [https://www.gitkraken.com](https://www.gitkraken.com/learn/git/git-rebase#:~:text=Git%20pull%20rebase%20is%20a,behind%20the%20origin%2Fmain%20branch.)**
 
-Add your changes to local repository
-'git add *'
+So, what’s the difference between Git pull rebase and Git pull merge? While both of these options will combine the changes fetched from your remote, the outcome will look very different in your Git history.
 
+Git pull merge is the default method for combining changes in Git, and will merge the unpublished changes with the published changes, resulting in a merge commit.
 
-'git commit -m "description of my changes"'
+With Git pull rebase, on the other hand, the unpublished changes will be reapplied on top of the published changes and no new commit will be added to your history.
 
-'git push origin master'
+With this in mind, you can see that Git pull rebase will result in a linear and cleaner project history by removing the unneeded merge commit.

andres_file.txt

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+Hola

group_file

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-Hello! This is the group file. Add some toughts here!
+Hello! This is the group file. Add some toughts here!
+
+
+Shahed comp<INTERRUPTED THIS LINE!! NO TALKING ABOUT GROUP MEMBERS!!!>lains a lot

hello.txt

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+ajdnjasnjnas,d

new_file_jack.txt

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+Sample text added to the new file to merge into Github.
+Isaac made this change to Jack's file again the 4th time then again

new_sgupta.txt.txt

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+jmasjdskskfckdvnj

skp_file

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+
+I am trying to add and 
+commit and push... hth!!
+
+First time done well.. Now 
+doing the ugly stuff!! Lets see..