cheat_sheet_in_cmd.txt

how to open cmd: type "cmd" in windows file expoler

if you want to add a file to your repo, follow the steps below (steps below are conducted in cmd)
1. git status --> you will see your modified file in red text, which means you just modified them and you didn't push it onto your repo
2. git add [file] --> Add file(s) to the staging area.
3. git commit -m "[commit_message]" --> Commit changes to the repository.
4. git push --> Push changes to the remote repository.

if you want to update your file,do this:
git pull -->Fetch and merge changes from the remote repository.



### Git Commands:
git clone [repository_url]: Clone a Git repository.
git add [file]: Add file(s) to the staging area.
git commit -m "[commit_message]": Commit changes to the repository.
git push: Push changes to the remote repository.
git pull: Fetch and merge changes from the remote repository.

### Navigation:
- `cd [directory]`: Change directory.
- `cd ..`: Move up one directory.
- `dir`: List contents of the current directory.
- `mkdir [directory]`: Create a new directory.
- `rmdir [directory]`: Remove a directory (only works for empty directories).
- `del [file]`: Delete a file.

### File Operations:
- `copy [source] [destination]`: Copy a file.
- `move [source] [destination]`: Move a file.
- `ren [old_name] [new_name]`: Rename a file.
- `type [file]`: Display the contents of a file.

### System Information:
- `systeminfo`: Display detailed configuration information about a computer and its operating system.
- `ipconfig`: Display network configuration information.
- `tasklist`: Display a list of currently running processes.
- `taskkill /pid [pid]`: Terminate a process using its process ID (PID).

### Miscellaneous:
- `echo [text]`: Display text on the screen.
- `cls`: Clear the command prompt window.
- `exit`: Close the Command Prompt window.


### Help:
- `help [command]`: Display help information for a specific command.

Remember to replace `[text]`, `[directory]`, `[file]`, `[source]`, `[destination]`, `[old_name]`, `[new_name]`, `[pid]`, and `[repository_url]` with the appropriate values for your use case.

This cheat sheet covers a range of commonly used commands in Windows CMD. Depending on your specific requirements, you may need to explore additional commands and functionalities.