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Go to GitHub. Create an account and set up a new repo.

Copy the repo 'http'

Go to Terminal

Navigate to the folder where you want to link your repo

Type the following code follow by the specific http of your repo.

								git clone 'http'

List all existing branches

								git branch

Creating new branch

								git branch -b 'branch'

Switch to the designated branch

								git checkout 'branch'

Deleting a branch

git push origin --delete 'branch'

Checking Current Status

								git status

Staging All Files

								git add -A

Commiting Staged Files

								git commit -m "comment"

Pushing/Uploading Files from local hard drive to GitHub

								git push 'remote' 'branch'

Checking Current Remotes

								git remote -v

Adding new upstream

git remote add upstream 'http'

Fetch files from Upstream

								git fetch upstream

Merging files from Upstream to branch

								git merge upstream/'branch'

Fetch and Merge files

								git pull 'remote'

Display unstaged changes

								git diff

Display changes compare to a specific branch or commit

								git diff 'commit/branch'

* you actually make the changes in your text editor

Git Cheatsheet