This is a tutorial repo to study and learn how to use github as a version control tool effectively from a local computer.

git init initializes a repo .git dir

git clone <repo/url> clones a git repo onto a directory with the repo name

git pull <repo/url> attempts to sync the repo, requires git init to be run first different historical data (i.e different repos that has nothing in common) cannot be pulled. (use a clone instead)

git push <repo/url> sends a commit to an existing repo, this requires a git commit to be issued first to actually update any change

git commit -m registers a 'commit' under the user found in git config --list

git config --list use it with --global to edit global configurations

git remote add <repo/url> creates an alis for the url, allows for faster pushing via the alias git remote show shows information regarding the alias

git branch adds a new branch, see --help for more information