To make sure that everything is okay, use `git status`, which is pretty useful:
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```bash
git status
```
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You can do it multiple times. Always check that you added/changed only classes mentioned in the assignment. Changing other classes may produce conflicts when downloading new iteration!
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```bash
git add -A&& git commit -m"Shortly describe what have you done."
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Then you can look at your changes what you have done