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🔹 How to remember Git & GitHub commands -Practice regularly → the more you use them, the easier they stick. -Start with the essentials → clone, add, commit, push, pull, branch, merge. Learn advanced ones later. -Use cheat sheets → keep a small reference handy until it becomes muscle memory. -Build small projects → applying commands in real situations helps a lot. -Don’t stress about forgetting → even experienced devs check commands sometimes. repetition + real use is the best memory hack. |
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Forgetting Git/GitHub commands is super common — even experienced devs do it. Here’s how you can remember them better: Practice daily, even small tasks → Repetition sticks better than reading cheat sheets. Use a cheat sheet → Keep one handy (GitHub has an official Git cheat sheet Learn commands in context → Instead of memorizing, focus on why and when you use each command. Alias common commands → E.g., git co → git checkout, git br → git branch to type less and remember more. Interactive tutorials → Try learngitbranching.js.org Write notes → Maintain a small “personal Git guide” with the commands you actually use most. Automate repetitive tasks → Scripts or GitHub Actions reduce the need to memorize every single command. The key: practice in real projects — the commands will naturally stick over time. If this answer helps you even a bit, please mark my reply as ‘Answer’. ✅ |
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how can i remeber all git and github command,i forget them often?
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