Here are some cheat sheets for Linux and Git/GitHub:
Linux Cheat-Sheet:
| Command | Description |
ls | List files and directories |
cd | Change directory |
pwd | Print working directory |
mkdir | Create directory |
touch | Create empty file |
cp | Copy file/directory |
mv | Move/rename file/directory |
rm | Remove file/directory |
cat | Display contents of the file |
grep | Search for a pattern in the file |
less | View file contents one page at a time |
tar | Create/extract compressed archive |
chmod | Change file permissions |
chown | Change file ownership |
ps | List running processes |
top | Display system resource usage |
kill | Terminate process |
ping | Test network connectivity |
netstat | Display network connections |
ifconfig | Configure network interface |
scp | Copy files securely over the network |
ssh | Securely connect to a remote server |
Git/GitHub Cheat-Sheet:
| Command | Description |
git init | Initialize new repository |
git clone | Clone repository from a remote server |
git add | Add file/directory to the staging area |
git commit | Commit changes to the repository |
git push | Push changes to the remote repository |
git pull | Pull changes from the remote repository |
git merge | Merge changes from another branch |
git branch | List/create/delete branches |
git checkout | Switch to another branch/commit |
git status | Show the status of the repository |
git log | Show commit history |
git diff | Show differences between commits/branches |
git stash | Temporarily store changes not ready to be committed |
git tag | Create/delete tags |
git remote | Add/remove the remote repository |
I hope you find these cheat sheets helpful!
Happy learning!!! Suggestions are welcome.
Thank You - Shubham Londhe