Linux Command Encyclopedia file management: Git

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Syntax: git

Add: Git is the program used to manage files, it is very similar to the DOS Norton Commander, with an interactive operating interface. It operates in almost the same way as Norton Commander, with a slightly sued as follows:
F1: Execute info instruction, query instruction related information, will ask you to enter the name that wants to inquire.
F2: Executes the cat directive, listing the contents of the file.
F3: Execute Gitview instructions to view the contents of the file.
F4: Execute vi instruction, edit file contents.
F5: Executing the CP Directive, copying a file or directory, requires you to enter a destination file or directory.
F6: Executing the MV command, moving a file or directory, or changing its name will require you to enter a destination file or directory.
F7: Execute mkdir instruction and create directory.
F8: Execute RM directives, delete files or directories.
F9: Executes the make instruction, and the batch process executes instructions or compiles the program, and asks you to enter the relevant command.
F10: Leave git file administrator.