1. Initialize Git Repository

   git init

2. Link to Remote GitHub Repository

   git remote add origin <repo-URL>

3. Set Up Local Configuration
   (Run once per repo if global config is already set)

   git config user.name "Your Name"
   git config user.email "[email protected]"

4. (Optional) Logout of GitHub on shared computers
   (If another account is currently logged in, run the following to logout)

   git credential-cache exit

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1. Check Status
   (See current changes)

   git status

2. Stage Changes
   (Prepare to save all changes)

   git add .

3. Commit Changes
   (Save prepared changes locally, providing a message or description)

   git commit -m "Your meaningful message"

4. Push to GitHub
   (Send commits to remote repo to update it)

   git push origin <branch-name>

   Default branch is usually main.

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• Commit Often: Small commits make it easier to track changes.
• Meaningful Messages: Always describe what was changed or fixed.
• Pull Before Push: Stay updated with remote changes.

  git pull --rebase origin main

Keep this handy for smooth Git workflows! 🚀