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By default, with no arguments, git log shows the most recent commits first.
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If we want to limit the number of log entries displayed we can use the a number as an option, such as -3 to show only the last three entries.
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If we want to limit the number of log entries displayed we can use a number as an option, such as -3 to show only the last three entries.
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```bash
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$ git log -3
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$ git log --stat
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Even can do graphs with the --graph command. It will display an ASCII graph of the branch and merge history beside the log output.
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With the --graph command we will be able to draw a graphical representation of the commits. It will display an ASCII graph of the branch and merge history beside the log output.
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We can use this command with the --oneline command to display the commits in an alternate format in one line.
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