23 Study guide Git branches and merging

Command	Explanation & link
git branch	can be used to list, create, or delete branches.
git branch	can be used to create a new branch in your repository.
git branch -d	can be used to delete a branch from your repository.
git branch -D	forces a branch to be deleted.
git checkout	switches your current working branch.
git checkout -b	creates a new branch and makes it your current working branch.
git merge	joins changes from one branch into another branch.
git merge –abort	can only be used after merge conflicts. This command will abort the merge and try to go back to the pre-merge state.
git log –graph	prints an ASCII graph of the commit and merge history.
git log –oneline	prints each commit on a single line.