Command

==== Upload File to Github On Linux/Mac Os ====

1. git init   // for initialize all file on dictionary
2. git add .  // add all file  on dictionary
3. git commit -m "update" // create label name file for initialize new update
4. git branch -M main    // create name branch optional ["main or master"]
5. git remote add origin "your url repository"  // connect to your repository
6. git push -u origin main  // upload file to your repository "main" is name your branch


==== Upload & Rewrite File For New Update ====

( if you have already exist remote your repository )
1. git push -f origin main // upload and rewrite file to your repository. ["main" is name your branch]

(if you want change all file for update )
1. rm -rf .git  // remove your initialize folder github in your dictionary
2. git init   // for initialize all file on dictionary
3. git add .  // add all file  on dictionary
4. git commit -m "update" // create label name file for initialize new update
5. git branch -M main    // create name branch optional ["main or master"]
6. git remote add origin "your url repository"  // connect to your repository
7. git push -f origin main  // upload and rewrite file to your repository. ["main" is name your branch]


=== Delete Local Branch ====
  git branch -d "Your Branch Name"

=== Delete remote branch ====
  git push "remote name" : "Your branch name"
  
  Example : git push origin : Ball-random 


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Here are some ways to work in your own folder on Github repository:

1. Switch Branch

git checkout branch_name

2. Update Files in 1 Folder
Update files on the remote repo so the contents of the files are same as in your local repo.

git fetch remote_repo branch_name
git checkout remote_repo/branch_name folder_name

3. Push 1 Folder Immediately
You can push folder contains of files or/and folder with command:

git add ./folder_name
git commit -m “your_commit_message_text”
git push remote_repo branch_name
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