Take a look at the GIT Cheat Sheet in the Resources section for a more extensive list of commands
To add your Github Username
git config --global user.name
To add your Github Email
git config --global user.email
To Initialize an existing directory as a Git repository
git init
To clone a repository (Download current version from repository)
git clone <url>
To stage your files (add to the commit)
git add .
To commit changes
git commit -m "Commit Message"
To push to the current remote and the current branch
git push
Update repository content from the current remote and current branch
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git pull -
THESE ARE BIT A FRACTION OF ALL THE POSSIBLE GIT COMMANDS, but they are are some of the most common