Git Diff and stashing

In this guide on Git Diff and stashing, you'll learn the essential Git commands that are crucial for effective version control. Git Diff is a powerful tool that allows you to see the differences between the same file at different points in time, such as before and after staging or between different branches. Understanding how to interpret the symbols used in Git Diff is key to avoiding common mistakes, especially for beginners. On the other hand, Git stashing is a handy feature that lets you temporarily save your work when you need to switch branches without committing your changes. This is particularly useful when you need to address urgent issues on another branch without losing your current progress. The guide also covers practical examples, highlighting the importance of careful Git practices to maintain a clean and organized workflow. By mastering these Git commands, you can efficiently manage your projects and collaborate with your team.

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[Prateekrai-]

what a entry point commmand sir really like that "Folks"

[ridamsinghal]

Sir every series that I have watched till now is just next level and I have not found this level of content anywhere on youtube .

[ldoz]

I was waiting for this.. very interesting series. Thank you for doing this

[RandomRaju-zbvf]

DSA in JS please Sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I am so much afraid of DSA and your way of teaching is very good as i am currently Full Stack web developer in Startup company because of your way of explanation....

Please sir bring DSA in Js 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[AnanndDhamane]

Resolving Conflicts - It looks much easier than I thought. Thanks to you.👍

[privateaccount]

First of all thank you so much for another amazing series. I am using git bash terminal for git . I have a doubt I am able to change the branch even if one branch contains uncommitted data. Also sometimes if I add some file in one branch it is also visible on some other branch. I don't know why does it behaving like this?

[cybrjunky]

best git series on the internet till date

[arghadeepsarkar]

Any series by Hitesh sir by default becomes the best series in the internet.

[abdallah.s]

Thank you for your efforts, your efforts are appreciated ❤️

[devottamvaishnav]

Thank you so much for this wonderful series sir, was really waiting for it!❤

[ehsanhasin]

I appreciate it.
your playlist is awesome

[bhavyakantawala]

Thanks for posting Consistently and for continuing git series thanks!!

[MdMateen-exig]

sir without using of stash i am able to switch from one branch to another and even i can create the new branch i am using the cmd tool instead of using the tool which you have suggested why it is happing plz someone explain

[mohitsingh]

I already knew Git, then also this series taught me a lot

[RohitChhabirajYadav]

Thank you sir ji ...kal dekhunga video

[rentalsetup-makearentalequ]

you don't have to run git diff after doing git add. You can run git diff in the working stage (meaning just changing a file)

[ethiopian_movie_new]

Thank you. But please show us the commit message and branch naming convention best practices, i don't think i have to create a branch navbar instead feature_navbar or somthing like that i don't think i'm correct even in this

[imamansoni]

After using `git checkout Head~2` how can we move back to top Head ?
🤔

[devottamvaishnav]

Sir your style of teaching is unparalleled. Please complete this series and cover each and every aspect of git with GitHub too. I'm just loving this series.

[adityadarade]

Why don't you provide your notes sir ??
If you can provide please do