Example Scenario Using All 10 Commands

Imagine you are starting a new project called "MyProject":

1. You initialize the project with Git:

   git init MyProject cd MyProject

2. After working on your project, you decide to push it to a remote repository so your team can work on it. First, you clone a starter repository that your team agreed on:

   git clone https://github.com/username/starter-repo.git

3. You add a file you just created called README.md:

git add README.md

1. You commit your changes with a message describing what you've added:

   git commit -m "Initial commit with README"

2. To ensure you’re ready to push your changes, you check the status:

   git status

3. You push your commit to the newly cloned repository:

   git push origin main

4. Your teammate has made changes to the repository, so you pull the latest changes from the remote repository:

   git pull origin main

5. You need to work on a new feature, so you create a new branch called "feature-x":

   git branch feature-x

6. You switch to the new branch to start working on it:

   git checkout feature-x

7. After completing work on "feature-x", you switch back to the main branch and merge the changes from "feature-x" into "main":

   git checkout main git merge feature-x