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Hi, Here you go.. I understood your question that you want to revert the changes back to the un-staged state without losing the changes entirely. Solution is - Use the following Git command to unstage the commit: git reset HEAD~ Explanation: git reset: This command is used to reset the current HEAD (branch) to a previous state. HEAD~: This refers to the parent commit of the current commit. In simpler terms, it moves your branch pointer to the previous commit. Hope this helps! Please reach to us in what's app at +91-6383-787-989 for any further questions or clarifications required. Regards, RedSysTech Tech Support Team.

Hello, Here you go.. Cherry-picking is essentially copying a commit from one branch to another. It doesn't remove the original commit from the source branch. Hope this helps! Please reach to us in what's app at +91-6383-787-989 for any further questions or clarifications required. Regards, RedSysTech Tech Support Team.

Hi there, Here you go... You're absolutely right about null being a tricky case with HashSet in Java. Here's why you don't get a NullPointerException when adding null twice to a HashSet: Understanding HashSet and equals(): HashSet uses a hashing mechanism to store and retrieve elements. While adding an element, it calculates a hash code based on the object's equals() method. This hash code is used to determine the bucket where the element will be stored. However, the equals() method is not called during the initial addition of null to the set. Why No NullPointerException? Sets, including HashSet, don't allow duplicate elements. When you add the first null to the set, it calculates a hash code for null (which is always the same) and stores it in the appropriate bucket. Since null itself doesn't have an overloaded equals() method, it's not invoked during the first addition. When you add the second null, the same hash code is calculated, and the set checks if an element with that hash code already exists. Because the first null is already present, the set simply doesn't add the second null. It recognizes it as a duplicate based on the hash code, even though equals() isn't called in this case. Hope this is clear to you now and helps! Please reach to us in what's app at +91-6383-787-989 for any further questions or clarifications required. Regards, RedSysTech Tech Support Team.

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Hi Navin, Here you go... Merging in Git is the process of integrating changes from one branch into another. It's like combining two streams of development into a single history. When you merge feature1 into master, here's what happens: All commits (f1, f2, f3) from feature1 are incorporated into the master branch. A new merge commit is created on the master branch. This commit represents the point where the two branches were combined. The feature1 branch remains intact. Your original commits on feature1 are not deleted or moved. Hope this is clear now and helps! Please reach to us in what's app at +91-6383-787-989 for any further questions or clarifications required. Regards, RedSysTech Tech Support Team.

Hi Navin, Here you go... Merging in Git is the process of integrating changes from one branch into another. It's like combining two streams of development into a single history. When you merge feature1 into master, here's what happens: All commits (f1, f2, f3) from feature1 are incorporated into the master branch. A new merge commit is created on the master branch. This commit represents the point where the two branches were combined. The feature1 branch remains intact. Your original commits on feature1 are not deleted or moved.

Hi Bhuvneshwar, Here you go... You're attempting to rebase a feature branch onto another branch (likely master or main), and you've encountered merge conflicts. This means that changes made in both branches have affected the same lines in one or more files. Steps to Resolve Conflicts: Identify the Conflicted Files: git status Open the Conflicted Files: Use your preferred text editor to open the files with conflicts. Git will typically mark the conflicting sections with special markers (<<<<<<<, =======, >>>>>>>). Resolve the Conflicts: Manually edit the file to combine the changes from both branches. Stage the Resolved Files: git add <file> Continue the Rebase: git rebase --continue Hope this is cleare to you now and helps! Please reach to us in what's app at +91-6383-787-989 for any further questions or clarifications required. Regards, RedSysTech Tech Support Team.

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