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BryanWV/README.md

πŸ’« About Me

πŸ”°πŸ§ Linux enthusiast
🌱 I’m currently learning in .Net & C#
πŸ’¬ Glad to help in what I can
πŸŒ‡ MBTI INFJ

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  1. Basic Git commands Basic Git commands
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    ### Step by step <br>
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    **If you want to work based on a remote repository which has some files, use "git clone /path/repo"** <br>
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    **Or else, if you have done some work locally and you wanna merge with a completely empty remote repo, and start working locally, use "git pull --rebase _Link_of_repo main_"** <br>
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    **However, if you have done some work locally and you wanna merge with a remote repo which has some files, use "git init", "git remote add origin _Link-repo", "git pull", "git checkout main -f", "git branch --set-upstream-to origin/main"** <br> <br>
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    git init ```(initialize Git into your local project)``` <br>
  2. Python Python Public

    This is a repository that contains some common and kinda useful algorithms/codes written mainly in Python.

    Python

  3. BryanWV BryanWV Public

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