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<div style="text-align: left; direction: ltr; margin-left: 5em;"><code><big>git clone http://128.42.44.182/codebase/Matcher.git</big></code></div>
* to update your repository to include others' work in your project use the <code><big>git updatepull</big></code> command. Its always a good practice to update your code before you commit to ensure that others' code doesn't break yours. Also, you cannot push to remote unless your local repository is up to date. If you commit on a stale local repository that is fine, just that this would mean you are likely to have more trouble merging your code with others later on thanks to all the conflicts that you'll face when you actually try to update your repository later. See example:<div style="text-align: left; direction: ltr; margin-left: 5em;"><code><big>git update pull <optional folder path></big></code></div>
* to commit your changes to your local repository use the <code><big>git commit</big></code> command. Committing your changes is an essential step whether you are adding/removing items from the repository or changing existing items. See example :

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