Learn Git Essentials 8: Git Branch

One of the main purpose of Git was to introduce a branched workflow in development environments. It has many advantages whether you are working with a team or alone. Incorporating branched workflow is a good developmental practice and it is made possible by Git's branch command.

Git branch allows you to create, modify content, delete and even merge one branch over the other. In this video, we will touch all the above cases and will take an example to understand it much better.

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[arifmohiuddin]

I really love your explanation style, well and precise, thanks.

[awlledmusic]

So in the 1st way, first we create a branch then write the command git checkout branchname and in the 2nd way we have to just use git checkout -b branchname. I like the 2nd one, and one more thing before deleting a branch we need to make sure that we're not in that branch or we'll get an error

[awlledmusic]

Suppose I have a complete project I was working on and it's already committed to the master branch. Now I thought that there are some changes that I should do to make my project more interesting. So in that case you just explain we can commit our files to the features branch and work on that file without changing the one which is already committed onto the master branch. So I am just confused if I have a file password.py and I would like to change some statements in that, and suppose for now it's committed to the master branch. So how can I add it to a feature branch and test it without affecting the one on the master branch.