A list of studied Coursera/other open source courses

• 2023-01-01 Python cursh course.
• 2023-02-01 Speaking and presenting poise.
• 2023-04-01 Using python to interact with the operating system.
• 2023-05-01 ChatGPT promoting engineering.
• 2023-07-01 Speaking and Presenting Conversation_Starters.
• 2023-11-01 Generative AI for Everyone.
• 2023-12-01 AI for public health.
• 2023-12-01 Speaking and preseting pitches and persuasion.

Basic git operations

• In Visual studio code, click explore, then open a folder, this will be the work directory and you can initiate a git project.
• In Visual studio code, terminal -> new terminal, to open a command line window.
• In the terminal, use git config --list to see the configuration.
• In the terminal, use git init to initialize a project.
• In the terminal, staging files: git add FILENAME, make a commit: git commit -m “commit message”. Use git add . to add all the files.
  • To amend the previous commit message, use git commit --amend -m "an updated commit message".
• To create a remote.
  • First create a repo in GitHub.
  • Pushing to GitHub.
    • Add a remote, git remote add origin YOUR URL. (make sure to select the https one).
    • Git push, git push -u origin main (first time push), git push --all (push all the branches), git push origin master (push your master branch to your origin server).
• To work with remote.
  • Show the remote, git remote -v.
  • Get data from your remote, git fetch <remote name, i.e origin>. This will only download the data.
  • Sync from your remote, git pull <remote name>. This will fetch and then merge that remote branch into your current branch.
  • See more information about a remote, git remote show <remote>.
• To contribute to an existing project.
  • First fork the project, it will take to your own project page.
  • Clone a git repo, git clone <url>. Then change the work directory accordingly.
  • Check out a new branch, git checkout -b <new branch name>.
  • Push to remote, git push origin <new branch name>.
  • Open the pull request on github.
• To show commit history, git log --pretty=oneline.
• To delete the most recent commit, git reset --hard HEAD~1.
• To undo a reset, git reset --hard <sha1 of desired commit>. Use git reflog to get the sha1.