Git Essentials: The Everyday Commands
by Froga
The dozen Git commands you actually use daily — staging, branching, and the difference between undoing work safely and rewriting history you have already shared.
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Git has three places a change can live: your working directory (edited but untracked), the staging area (marked for the next commit), and the repository history (committed). git add moves changes from the first to the second.
Which command moves a modified file into the staging area, ready to be committed?
multiple choice
git commit
git add
git push
git stage
Staging happens before committing, not after.
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