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GIT "git add" moves changes from the working directory to the staging area. "git status" allows you to see the state of your working directory and the staged snapshot of your changes. "git commit" takes your staged snapshot of changes and commits them to the project. "git reset" undoes changes that you’ve made to the files in your working directory. "git log" enables you to browse previous changes to a project. "git branch" lets you create an isolated environment within your repository to make changes. "git checkout" lets you see and change existing branches. "git merge" lets you put everything back together again. To learn how to use Git effectively and begin collaborating with data scientists around the world, you will need to learn the essential commands. Luckily for us, GitHub has amazing resources available to help you get started. Go to try.github.io to download the cheat sheets and run through the tutorials. In the following modules, we'll give you a crash course on setting up your local environment and getting started on a project.