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    git hub version control tools

    git checkout master //go to branch

    $ mkdir demo2 //create directory


    $ git clone https://github.com/AnujaShinde1004/demo.git //copy path from acc and
    cole it
    $ git status //give status of file
    ls //show file
    $ cd demo //create demo
    $ git add sqoop.txt //add file
    $ git commit -m "demo" //commite
    $ git push //push into
    git add * //commite all

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