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6. Once you have made all the changes you want for a certain piece of work, you can commit them all together after adding them.
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6. Once you have made all the changes you want for a certain piece of work, you can commit them all together after adding them.
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> This is as if you are saying "this is a group of changes that belong together and that I am finished with for now".
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> This is as if you are saying "this is a group of changes that belong together and that I am finished with for now".
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We commit these changes with the command `git commit`. Once you issue this command, you will be prompted with a text editor of your choice so that you can add a comment to this set of changes. [see here](#setup). Ask a demi to help you change editors if need be.
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We commit these changes with the command `git commit`. Once you issue this command, you will be prompted with a text editor of your choice so that you can add a comment to this set of changes. [See here](#setup) and ask a demi to help you change editors if need be.
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In this message you will also see a summary of changes. You should see both "fred.txt" and "java.txt".
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In this message you will also see a summary of changes. You should see both "fred.txt" and "java.txt".
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