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Git Good with Guns: A Humorous, Hands-On Approach to Learning Version Control When it comes to Git, many developers feel like they're entering a battlefield. So, why not embrace that feeling and compare Git commands to handling a gun? Don't worry—no actual guns involved, just a bit of tech fun. Let’s break down some key Git commands as if you were preparing for a mission.  These are the basic commands you'll find yourself using day in and day out, so let’s make sure you’re ready for action! 1. git add . Think of this command as loading bullets into your magazine . When you run git add . , you're adding all your changes (the bullets) to the staging area (the magazine). You're getting everything ready for the next step. Make sure your magazine is fully loaded with all the necessary changes! 2. git commit -m '<message>' Now that y

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