Everything You Need To Know About Git Checkout -b

The "git checkout -b" command is a useful tool in coding that allows users to switch between and create git branches. When run by itself, it does not perform any action. However, when combined with the "-b" flag, it creates a new branch and switches the user into that new branch from their current one. This command can also be used to create a local git branch and push it to a remote server to create a remote branch of the same name.

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