3. Remote Repositories

These Git commands are used to interact with remote repositories, enabling you to collaborate with others:

• git remote: Manages the remote repositories associated with your project, allowing you to list, add, or remove remote connections.
• git fetch: Downloads changes from a remote repository without modifying your working directory, helping you stay updated with changes made by others.
• git pull: Fetches changes from a remote repository and automatically merges them into your local branch, keeping your project synchronized.
• git push: Uploads your local commits to a remote repository, allowing others to access your changes and updates.

These commands help maintain synchronization between local and remote repositories, making it easier to collaborate with others on a shared project.

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