When you're working on full-stack development, getting to know Git is super important. Here are some basic Git commands that every developer should learn:

1. Starting a New Project

   • git init: This command starts a new Git project in your folder.

2. Copying a Project

   • git clone <repository_url>: This copies an existing project to your computer.

3. Checking What's Changed

   • git status: This shows you which files have been changed in your folder.

4. Preparing Your Changes

   • git add <file>: Use this to prepare your changes so you can save them. If you want to add all changes, just type git add ..

5. Saving Your Changes

   • git commit -m "your message": This saves your prepared changes with a short note about what you did.

6. Sending Changes to the Team

   • git push: This sends your saved changes to the main project.

7. Getting Updates from the Team

   • git pull: Use this to get the latest changes from the main project and add them to your work.

By using these commands well, you’ll make your work easier and work better with your team!