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Introduction<\/h4>

Git is an absolutely indispensable tool for software engineers. It enables easy version control, collaboration, and project management by allowing you to work on your projects individually or in a large team. Indeed, one needs to master Git commands in order to be productive working solo on one’s projects or within a large team. Here are the most common Git commands you’ll need to get a solid start managing your codebase, tracking changes, and coordinating with other developers. Getting accustomed to these commands will make you more productive and make project works smooth. Let’s get deeper into the Git commands that a good software engineer should know.<\/p>

1. Getting Started with Git<\/h1>

What is Git?<\/strong> Git is a distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency. It allows developers to keep track of changes, revert to previous states, and collaborate with others seamlessly.<\/p>

Setting Up Git<\/strong><\/h6>