Lifecycle in Git

Here’s a brief Git lifecycle for clone, commit, and push:

• Clone: Copy an existing remote repository to your local machine.
• Commit: Save changes made to files in your local repository.
  • Files are first staged (git add), then committed (git commit).
• Push: Send your committed changes from the local repository to the remote repository.

This process repeats as you make more changes and synchronize with the remote repository.