Git and GitHub Masterclass - The Practical Bootcamp - Git Restore

This video tutorial explains the git restore command, which is used to undo changes in a Git repository. It covers how to use git restore to revert changes in the working directory and move files from the staging area back to the working directory. The tutorial provides practical examples and highlights the benefits of using git restore. It also briefly introduces related commands like git revert and git reset, emphasizing the importance of understanding git restore first.

How can you check the changes made in your working directory before restoring?

What is the purpose of the 'git restore' command?

What command would you use to move a file from the staging area back to the working directory?

What should you do if you want to remove all changes made to a specific file since the last commit?

What happens to the changes in your working directory when you use 'git restore'?

How does 'git restore' help in managing changes in your project?

Explain the difference between 'git restore', 'git revert', and 'git reset'.