Preparing your Lab
AllScienceTools
AllScienceTools
Branch, Merge, Commit.
Mastering Git Commands is a key step in your Reference Materials journey. We built this Git Commands to be your personal study assistant—helping you solve problems step-by-step, verify your homework answers, and build confidence before exams.
This tool handles the computation, allowing you to focus on the underlying logic and problem-solving strategies. It is particularly useful for verifying hand-written work and exploring different problem scenarios instantly.
Instant, high-precision results
Mobile-friendly interface
Ad-free study environment
Step-by-step logical verification
Understanding Git Commands is fundamental. Our calculator uses standard algorithms aligned with academic curriculums to ensure the results match what you need for your classes.
git config --global user.name "Your Name"git config --global user.email "name@email.com"git init # Start new repogit clone [url] # Clone existing repogit statusCheck changes
git add [file]Stage a file
git add .Stage all changes
git commit -m "msg"Commit staged changes
git branchList branches
git branch [name]Create branch
git checkout [name]Switch branch
git merge [branch]Merge into current
| git reset [file] | Unstage a file, keep changes |
| git reset --hard | Discard ALL local changes |
| git revert [commit] | Create new commit reversing changes |
| git stash | Temporarily store modified files |