QA talk about pull, commit and push commands in GIT

What are pull, commit and push commands in GIT?
So let's say you want to make some changes or apply a fix to the code you are working on.
First you need to do a git checkout which allows us to switch to an existing branch or a new branch.Next is a git pull which fetches the last uploaded changes to the code. This is important because you want to get the latest updates from your teammates.
The git add command adds new or changed files in your working directory to the Git staging area.
After that is the git commit. This is a command that saves your changes in your local repository.
Finally, there is the git push. A git push pushes the local changes to the remote repository so others can use them.
So let's look at this in a real world situation so that it is easier to visualize.
Let’s imagine you want to add some changes to your home. For example you just bought some flowers and you want to add them to the decorations in your home. When you get home (git checkout), you want to pull open the door to see where you want to put the flowers (git pull). This allows you to see the current state of the home. There may have been changes in the home done by your husband or kids but now you know what they are. Then you select the location for the flowers and place the flowers in there new location (git add and git commit). Once you are satisfied with the new decoration you leave the house and close the door (git push).