How to Undo Changes in Git: git checkout, git reset, and git revert Explained

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Welcome to this beginner-friendly tutorial where we dive deep into Git and learn how to undo changes using essential Git commands like git checkout, git reset, and git revert. Whether you're new to Git or looking to sharpen your version control skills, this video will give you a clear understanding of how to revert mistakes, clean up commits, and manage your code history with ease!

In this screencast, I'll walk you through:

git checkout: Discard uncommitted changes

git reset: Remove commits from history with different reset types (soft, mixed, hard)

git revert: Undo changes by creating a new commit (without affecting the Git history)

If you're struggling with how to manage code changes and roll back mistakes, this video is for you!

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