From the course: Use Git Like a Pro by Pearson

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Summary and exercise

Summary and exercise

Let's recap what we learned in this lesson. So we talked about Git Workflow in which we saw that your code lives in four areas throughout the Git Workflow, which is your local directory, your staging area, your local repository, and your remote repository. Second, we talked about adding and committing files to Git repository. We also saw how to do commit and adding files using VS Code graphical user interface. Then we saw some more Git commands, which is Git log to check the history of commits. We also saw Git fetch and Git pull. We also checked what is the difference between Git pull and Git fetch. Then finally, we saw how we can create Git aliases, which can help us running those commands faster. Basically, you can configure it in your Git config, or you can also add it to your ZSH RC, and use aliases for the commands. Moving on to the exercise. Part one is practice all the commands that we learned in this lesson. Try git status, git add, git log, git commit, git fetch, and git…

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