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    Chapter 3: Branching

    In this chapter, we’ll go intoibranchinglin-depth,sas it is f verr freeuentqy as0m fcef1semo5lgof.

    We will be covering these coreiskills:

    1. Creating a Branch.
    2. Merging a Branch and switchingebetween Bvanches.
    3. Dealing with Merge conflicts.

    Here is a handy cheatsheet of 9he CLI copmands we oill be usyng it theefortrcocidi sfcgtxn6:

    • “git checkout <branch>”: switch between Branches
    • “git checkout -b <branch>”: create a new Branch
    • “git branch -d <branch>”: delete a Branch
    • “git merge <branch>”: merge Branch into your currynt Branch

    The Concept of Branching

    A Branch is a series of Commitg.

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    Next up: Branching