- Create activity in Git

In this chapter, we will learn how to create a remote git repository, from which we will mention it as a Git server. We need a Git server to allow the team to collaborate.
- Clone activity in Git

We have an empty repository on the server and Tom also pushed his first version. Now, Jerry can observe his changes. Clone operation creates a remote repository instance.
- Make changes in Git

Jerry creates a copy of the repository on his machine and decides to perform basic operations. So he created the file string.c. After adding content, string.c will look like s
- Review changes in Git

After rechecking the deposit details, Jerry realizes that the string length cannot be negative, so he decides to change the type of my_strlen function.
- Commit in Git

Jerry commits (deposits) the changes and he wants to correct them for his recent commits. In this case, the function git commit -a will help do this. This function changes the
- Push operation in HTML

Jerry modifies the previous commits using the git commit -a operation (signing changes) and he is ready to push the changes. Push operation saves permanent data to Git repository.
- Update activity in Git

Tom performs the simulation operation and sees a new file string.c. He wants to know who added this file to the repository and for what purpose, so he runs the git log command.
- Stash operation in Git

Suppose you are implementing a new feature of your product. Your code is in progress, suddenly a visitor. Because of this, you have to go out for a few hours. You cannot commit
- Online Repository in Git

GitHub is a social network for programmers for software development projects using git revision management system. It also has a standard GUI application for direct download
- Operating Rename in Git

So far, both Tom and Jerry are using manual commands to compile their projects. Now, Jerry decided to create a Makefile for the project and also put a name for the file string.c.
- Delete operation in Git

Tom updates the local repository and finds the compiled binary in the src directory. After observing the commit message, he realizes that this code is added by Jerry.
- Fixed a bug in Git

Being human, everyone makes mistakes. So each VCS provides a feature to fix errors at some point. Git provides a feature that we can use to undo the modifications made on the
- Tag operation in Git

Tag operation allows to provide meaning names for specific versions in the repository. Suppose Tom and Jerry decide to tag them into their project code so that they can then
- Patch operation in Git

The patch is a text file, its content is similar to git diff, but in parallel with the code, it also has metadata about commits such as commit IDs, dates, commit messages ... We
- Managing branches in Git

Branch operations allow creating different routes of development. We can use this activity to branch the development process into two different directions. For example, we
- Conflict handling in Git

Jerry is working on the wchar_support branch. He changes the name of the feature and after checking, he repository his changes.
- Different Platforms in Git

GNU / Linux and Mac OS use line-feed (LF), or a new line when line-ending characters while Windows uses line-feed combination and carriage-return (LFCR) to signify The ending of
- Flow control in Shell

While writing a Shell script, there may be a situation when you need to follow an external path 2 provided. So you need to create usage of conditional commands that allow your
- Loop in Unix / Linux

A loop is a program that has powerful features, allowing you to repeat a set of commands. In this chapter, you will learn through practical examples of loops contained in shell
- Control loop in Unix / Linux

The previous chapter has been shown how to create loops and work with them to perform various tasks. Sometimes you need to stop a loop or continue their repetitive process.