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Hello Devgrammers! I welcome you all to the brand new video this video will be about git restore command in this video we will be learning about what are the different use cases of the git restore command after that I will be giving you one real life example and I bet you after understanding this example you will never forget about the gate restore and in the end we will be seeing one example to take our understanding on the next level so lets get started !!! So lets see the uses of the git restore on the first place so as you can see git restore command helps us to unstage or even discard the uncommitted local changes here uncommitted is the important word so as you can see there are particularly two use cases of the git restore the first one being is that it is used to undo the effect of the git add so as we all know that git add is used for staging the files right so to undo the effect of git add we will be using git restore command this is the first u