Basic Git Operations

Git provides fundamental operations for version control. The 'init' command is used to create a new repository, placing it under version control. The 'add' command allows you to add files to the repository, as this does not happen automatically. The 'commit' command is used to record changes in the git history and requires a message explaining the changes. The 'status' command displays which files have been committed, which have been modified, and which are missing. To manage remote repositories, use 'clone' to download a remote repository, 'push' to add local changes to the remote, and 'pull' to integrate changes from the remote repository into your local code.