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README.md

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 ```cmd
   git status
   ```
+## Complete git flow A complete git flow
+
+A complete git flow, along with pushing the code to github looks like this:
+![View on Eraser](https://app.eraser.io/workspace/SMlHs99FVb8wFX7uXTLP/preview?elements=saaYh4YXnoXzKAPF2YJXgA&type=embed)
 ## Logs
 The git log command is a powerful tool in Git that allows you to view the history of your repository. When used with the --oneline option, it presents this history in a simplified, condensed format. Here's a quick guide to help you understand and use these commands effectively.
 
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     secret.txt
 
 ```
+# .gitkeep
+When working with Git, you might encounter a file named .gitkeep. It’s not an official Git feature but a widely used convention. Here’s a quick guide to understanding and using `.gitkeep` effectively.
+
+#### What is .gitkeep?
+- **Purpose** : Keeps empty directories in Git repositories.
+- **Function** : Ensures that directories without files are tracked by Git.
+#### Why Use .gitkeep?
+Git Basics: Git only tracks files, not empty directories. Without a file, empty directories won’t be committed.
+Project Structure: Sometimes, you need to maintain a specific directory structure for your project. `.gitkeep`  helps achieve this by making sure the directories stay in the repo.
+
+#### How to Use .gitkeep
+1. Create an Empty Directory:
+
+  - Navigate to your project directory.
+  - Create the desired empty directory if it doesn’t exist.
+
+2. Add .gitkeep:
+- Inside the empty directory, create a file named .gitkeep.
+![logo](https://app.eraser.io/workspace/SMlHs99FVb8wFX7uXTLP/preview?elements=s0eXJRwy1oRHmgIAnk_ZWg&type=embed)
+#### Best Practices
+- **Consistency** : Use .gitkeep consistently across your projects to avoid confusion.
+- **Documentation** : Add a note in your project’s documentation explaining why and where you use .gitkeep.
+- **Cleanliness** : Periodically check if the directories still need to be empty or if files have been added, making .gitkeep unnecessary.