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Java Programming Tutorial for Beginners

Home Page: https://samirpaul1.github.io/Java/

License: GNU General Public License v3.0

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Samir Paul

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About Me:
🎓  I'm currently studying Electronics and Communication Engineering at National Institute of Technology, Durgapur.
💡  Some technologies I enjoy working with include Python, MySQL, Git, HTML, CSS, C, Linux.
🌱  I'm on track for learning more about Data Structures and Algorithm, Software Development, Systems Design.
👨‍💻  I am practising on LeetCode, CodeChef, HackerRank and GeeksforGeeks.
✉️  Get in touch with me via email at samirpaulb[at]gmail[dot]com.

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java's Issues

Previously not pushed commits disappeared when a new commit is forcefully pushed by terminal

Previously I was coping pasting my codes in GitHub and then saving that. I committed 90 files by this same process. But when I commit a new file by git command in terminal then it was showing an error but I forcefully pushed that. After that my previous commits disappears and it is now showing no remaining existence of that previous commits and the git pull is also not working here.
If you have any Idea to recover that previous commits then help me to restore my previous commits.
`` `git stash
git checkout some-branch
git stash pop

``git log --oneline -n1 # this will give you the SHA
git checkout some-branch
git merge ${commit-sha}`

-> not working

Previously not pushed commits disappeared when a new commit is forcefully pushed by terminal

Previously I was coping pasting my codes in GitHub and then saving that. I committed 90 files by this same process. But when I commit a new file by git command in terminal then it was showing an error but I forcefully pushed that. After that my previous commits disappears and it is now showing no remaining existence of that previous commits and the git pull is also not working here.
If you have any Idea to recover that previous commits then help me to restore my previous commits.
`` `git stash
git checkout some-branch
git stash pop

``git log --oneline -n1 # this will give you the SHA
git checkout some-branch
git merge ${commit-sha}`

-> not working

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