Git Commands ( Part 01 ) Basic command

• git version

• type whoami into the terminal.The command's output is the ID of the current user

• To find out what is in your home directory, type ls . It prints the names of the files and directories in the current directory in alphabetical order, arranged neatly into columns.

•  A number of commands have extra options or features which we can call through the use of a flag. A flag is usually a dash followed by a single letter, such as -v. For example The -l flag on the ls command is short for long format and it displays a more detailed listing of the files within the current working directory, including file size and date last modified. Note that there is a space between ls and -l: without it, the shell thinks we're trying to run a command called ls-l, which doesn't exist.

• After downloading Git, an easy way to check if it is installed and working properly is git help now i want to change the working  directory.

•  cd directory_path

• ls -la .git how many file on git folder