<ul><li>Git is a distributed version control system created by Linus Torvalds to manage source code with a complete history on every developer's machine.</li><li>This reorganized guide provides step-by-step instructions for 50 essential Git commands used frequently with explanations and examples.</li><li>Commands cover configuration, creating a repository, staging changes, checking status, committing, viewing commit history, undoing changes, branching, merging, working with remotes, rebasing, and miscellaneous tips.</li><li>By following these commands, users can efficiently configure Git, manage changes, collaborate with remotes, and perform advanced Git operations like branching and rebasing.</li></ul>

Git: 50 Essential Commands for Everyday Workflow

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