In this section of the course, we're going to dive in to GIT branches. And I've good news for you, you've already been using a branch this entire course and it's called the master branch.

In this lesson we're going to walk through the basic workflow for working with branches in git and the very first command we're going to learn is git branch.

So far we've seen how we can use branches to work on features while not disturbing the master branch.

In this lesson, we're going to walk through one of the more complex topics related to working with git. And it is the topic of rebasing and if you've never heard of or never worked with rebasing before I think it helps. Before we walk through the syntax to take a look at the documentation.

In this guide, we're going to walk through how we can use git stash to work with branches and so I'm going to start off by creating a new branch for this.

In this lesson, we're going to walk through the differences between git fetch and git pull. And I think one of the easiest ways of seeing what the difference is is by going and walking through an example.

In this section of the course we've walked through how to work with git branches and we've seen how we can create branches on our local machines how we can push them up how we can merge them in.