This document provides a 3-part cheatsheet on Linux and Git commands. The Linux cheatsheet covers basic file management and navigation commands like ls, mkdir, cd, and rm as well as commands for viewing files, searching, permissions, and users. The Git cheatsheet outlines common version control commands for initializing a repo, tracking changes, committing, branching, merging, and pushing/pulling to remote repositories like GitHub. It also includes commands for forking repositories and creating pull requests on GitHub.
This document provides a 3-part cheatsheet on Linux and Git commands. The Linux cheatsheet covers basic file management and navigation commands like ls, mkdir, cd, and rm as well as commands for viewing files, searching, permissions, and users. The Git cheatsheet outlines common version control commands for initializing a repo, tracking changes, committing, branching, merging, and pushing/pulling to remote repositories like GitHub. It also includes commands for forking repositories and creating pull requests on GitHub.
This document provides a 3-part cheatsheet on Linux and Git commands. The Linux cheatsheet covers basic file management and navigation commands like ls, mkdir, cd, and rm as well as commands for viewing files, searching, permissions, and users. The Git cheatsheet outlines common version control commands for initializing a repo, tracking changes, committing, branching, merging, and pushing/pulling to remote repositories like GitHub. It also includes commands for forking repositories and creating pull requests on GitHub.
This document provides a 3-part cheatsheet on Linux and Git commands. The Linux cheatsheet covers basic file management and navigation commands like ls, mkdir, cd, and rm as well as commands for viewing files, searching, permissions, and users. The Git cheatsheet outlines common version control commands for initializing a repo, tracking changes, committing, branching, merging, and pushing/pulling to remote repositories like GitHub. It also includes commands for forking repositories and creating pull requests on GitHub.
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ls echo List all the directories and files. Shows the desired string and value.
mkdir man Makes a new directory. Tells about all commands.
rmdir touch Remove a directory (only if it's empty). Create a file.
cd cp Change directory. Copy files.
cd.. mv Go back to the previous directory. Move files.
pwd rm Print the current working directory. Remove the file permanently.
ls -l rmdir List files with more details. Administrative commands (password).
cat head Show the content of a file. Display the first 10 lines. JK LINUX Cheatsheet - 02 @jagrati-kushwaha
tail grep Display the last 10 lines. Search for a string within an output.
zip sort Zip files in Linux. Sort the file content.
unzip cal Unzip files in Linux. View Calendar in the terminal.
ssh whereis Secure Shell command in Linux. View the exact location of any command types after this command. service Linux command to start and stop services. kill and killall Kill active processes by process ID or
name. ps Display active processes. chmod Change file permissions. wget Download files from the internet. chown Change file ownership. whoami Show the current user. JK LINUX Cheatsheet - 03 @jagrati-kushwaha
history Shows history of command usage.
useradd and usermod
Add a new user or change the existing user's data.
passwd Create or update passwords for existing users.
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git init git diff
Initialize a new Git repository in the View the differences between the current directory. working directory and the staging area.
git clone <repository-url> git log
Clone a remote repository to your local Display the commit history of the machine. repository.
git status git checkout <branch>
Show the current status of the repository Switch to a different branch. (modified files, staged changes, etc.). git merge <branch> Merge changes from the specified git add <file> branch into the current branch. Add a file to the staging area to be included in the next commit. git pull Fetch and merge changes from a remote git commit -m "commit repository into the current branch. message" Create a new commit with the staged git push changes and a descriptive message. Push local commits to a remote repository. git branch List all branches in the repository. JK Git-GitHub Cheatsheet - 02 @jagrati-kushwaha
git remote add origin git cherry-pick <commit>
<repository-url> Apply changes from a specific commit to Add a remote repository as the origin the current branch. (usually the main remote). git revert <commit> git remote -v Create a new commit that undoes the View a list of remote repositories and their changes from a specific commit. URLs. git remote -v git reset <file> View a list of remote repositories and Unstage changes for a file, removing them their URLs, including GitHub remotes. from the staging area. git push origin <branch> git rm <file> Push local commits to a remote branch Remove a file from the repository and on GitHub. staging area. git pull origin <branch> git stash Fetch and merge changes from a remote Temporarily store changes not ready for a branch on GitHub into the current branch. commit. git clone <repository-url> git fetch Clone a GitHub repository to your local Download objects and refs from another machine. repository without merging. JK Git-GitHub Cheatsheet - 03 @jagrati-kushwaha
