After creating commits to save project states, the next step is learning how to examine the history you've built and correct mistakes. This chapter focuses on inspecting changes and revising your commit history.

You will practice using git diff to compare different versions of your work, git reset to unstage files, and git commit --amend to adjust the most recent commit. Additionally, you'll see how git revert provides a safe way to undo earlier commits and how to manage files tracked by Git using git rm and git mv. These commands provide essential tools for understanding your project's evolution and managing changes effectively.