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In this course we've covered
the commands that all git users,

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from beginners to professionals
developers, need to use most frequently.

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We've learned about how to turn a project
folder into a git repo using git init.

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We saw how to stage
paths using git add and

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how to commit them by using git commit.

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We checked whether files were modified,
staged, or committed, using git status.

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And we looked over our previous
commits using git log.

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We moved and deleted committed files,
using the git mv and git rm commands.

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We learned about the Commit SHA checksums
displayed in git log and other places.

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We saw how SHAs can be used with
commands like git revert to

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undo changes from a specific commit.

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And we learned about remote repositories.

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How to create a new one using git clone.

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How to pull changes from one
repo to another using git pull.

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How to add new remote repos using git add.

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And how to push changes to
those repos with git push.

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But there are other important features
we haven't covered, such as branches,

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and merging file changes.

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See the teacher's notes for
ways to learn more about those.

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If you want to try installing
git on your own computer,

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the teacher's notes will
have info about that too.

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You've learned a lot, but
it's important not to stop now.

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Practice is the key to
making your knowledge stick.

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One thing you can do is use Git for
all your treehouse projects.

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If you have any saved
project folders already,

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use git init to convert them to git
repos then commit all your files.

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And for any new projects you create
use Git from the very start.

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Not only with this let
you practice using Git.

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It will give you more protection
against losing your work.

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Congratulations, you finished the course.

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Be sure to check the teacher's notes for
more practice ideas and further reading.

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Thanks for watching.