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 git init :- to initilise the commuit  git status :- status check karna ka lia  git add (then file name) :-  git add sa hum file add karsakta haa git add file ka name  ls :- check karna ka lia  git add sa phela wo stage pe ata haa  then we have git commit for committing  git commit -m "initial commit" //git add file name ka bade git commit -m "initial commit" karna padta haa  cmd + k / clear     //clear karna ka lia git log :-  Git log is  a utility tool to review and read a history of everything that happens to a repository . git add .  karna sa sari file staging area mae ajaying ge git log will show all commites  git checkout  15ebcb8e1d62939377b5a2444ecd807e305a681e (has commit wala ) particular commit ko check karna ka lia  git checkout master           //pura wapas ajaya ga  git branch    // particular branch pe chala jaya ga  branch  git checkout -b bip/multiply              with the help of this we can add new branch  git checkout dev                         

HTML mode vs URL mode Context Dependency:  HTML mode performs context-based recording whereas URL mode is free from context i.e. contextless recording. Since the resources are separated by individual request in URL mode, so there is no context dependency between them. Resources:  In HTML mode, the page resources like image, .css etc. are recorded in a single request whereas individual requests are created for each resource in URL mode. User Action:  In HTML mode, each user action belongs to one request whereas in URL mode, multiple requests associated with one user action depends on the number of resources available on the page. Script Size:  The size of the HTML mode script is comparatively smaller than the size of the URL mode script. The reason is in URL mode script each resource has a separate request. Correlation Effort:  HTML mode script requires less effort than URL mode script to correlate the dynamic value. Resource Download during replay:  Resources are downloaded during repl