Git Tutorial For Beginners | Git Top 15 Commands | Must Know Top Git Commands

This git tutorial for beginners covers the top 15 Git commands that are required in day to day life.

Git is a very Powerful tool and is the industry standard for Version Control and for carrying out best DevOps practices.

In this git tutorial video, I'm talking about the git basics where I'm explaining the basic commands which one can use to understand the git end to end.

I'm using my own github page to create a repo and demonstrate how to clone the same, work on it and upload back the changes. Here are the list of commands I'm explaining in this video

In this video we will cover the most useful 15 top git commands.

Commands you will learn
git init - initialize the git repository
git clone - Command to clone a git repo from a remote server or github
git status - Command to change the current status of the branch and to know the state of changes i.e. Modified, Staged or Committed State
git log - Command to see the last 'N' git commits on the branch
git pull - Command to pull the latest code
git remote - Command to set and check the remote server e.g. github
git push - Command to push our changes to a destination which can be a remote server or Github
git commit - Command to commit the changes to the local branch which was cloned using git clone
git add - Command to add the changes from Modified State to the Staged State
git restore - Command to restore the file in original state by discarding all the changes or change the file from staged state to modified state
git fetch - get the latest code changes but do not apply to the local working directory