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+# Git Cheatsheet
+
+## **1. Remote Repository Commands**
+
+- **Clone a repository**:  
+  `git clone git@github.com:USER-NAME/REPOSITORY-NAME.git`
+- **Push changes to a specific remote branch**:  
+  `git push origin BRANCH-NAME`
+- **Pull changes from a specific remote branch**:  
+  `git pull origin BRANCH-NAME`
+
+## **2. Workflow Commands**
+
+- **Add all changes to the staging area**:  
+  `git add .`
+
+- **Commit changes with a message**:  
+  `git commit -m "Your descriptive commit message"`
+
+## **3. Checking Status & Log History**
+
+- **Check the current state and changes**:  
+  `git status`
+
+- **View the commit history**:  
+  `git log`
+
+## **4. Branching**
+
+- **Create and switch to a new branch**:  
+  `git checkout -b BRANCH_NAME`
+
+- **Switch to an existing branch**:  
+  `git checkout BRANCH_NAME`
+
+- **List all branches**:  
+  `git branch`
+
+- **Delete a branch**:  
+  `git branch -d BRANCH_NAME`
+
+## **5. Additional Commands**
+
+- **Show changes between the working directory and index**:  
+  `git diff`
+
+- **Revert changes from a specified commit**:  
+  `git revert COMMIT`
+
+- **Reset the current branch head to a specified commit**:  
+  `git reset COMMIT`
+
+- **Temporarily save changes**:  
+  `git stash`
+
+## **6. Tips & Best Practices**
+
+- Use branches for development.
+- Commit regularly with descriptive messages.
+- Use pull requests to merge changes.
+- Resolve conflicts promptly.
+
+## **7. Basic Git Syntax (Simplified Model)**
+
+The basic Git syntax is `program | action | destination`.
+
+For example:
+
+- `git add .` is read as `git | add | .`, where the period represents everything in the current directory.
+- `git commit -m "message"` is read as `git | commit -m | "message"`.
+- `git status` is read as `git | status | (no destination)`.
+- `git push origin main` is read as `git | push | origin main`.
+
+---
+
+### Remember: Practice makes you better at Git! Keep this cheatsheet handy.