Basic introduction and commands for GIT

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+## Git
+Git is one of the best version controlling system in this world. It helps us to track and maintain anything you want based on versions . Mostly it is used by the code developers to maintain different versions of their work. It tracks all your work based on something called **commit-id** which is nothing but a randomly generated hash value.
 
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+With Git you can create a repository(repository is something where we store our code and git helps us to maintain all the history with a possibility to change our code easily) anywhere and just install git and start using it for easy versioning of your code.
 
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+Lets start with some basic commands.
 
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+Step 1: Install git in your workstation
 
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+Step 2: Create a directory and go inside the directory 
 
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+  type command **git init** 
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+  it will create a new git repository
 
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+Step 3: Now if you want to add a file to your repo just create a file inside the same directory, add some text and save it
+
+  type command **git add file-name** 
+
+  it will add your file to something called staging and not yet committed to your repo
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+Step 4: Once you have added the file now you have to commit your file to your repo 
 
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+  type command **git commit -m "your message"** 
+
+  this will commit your changes to your local repo
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+Step 5: Now if you want to see your commit 
 
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+  type the command **git log **
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+  this will show your commit history with the commit id assigned to that commit
 
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+Step 6: Now if you want to push the code to any remote repository you can do that by setting the remote and pushing the code           to that repo.
+
+  type the command **git remote add origin repo-url**
+
+  this will set the remote repo for your code.
+
+  type the command **git push origin master** 
+
+  this will push your changes to the remote repo 
+