By now you get it, this lesson builds on the previous ones. Same assumptions are made about the git workflow.
So we've created a new branch and merged it back into master. Now we're going to try something different. Let's start with yet another new branch.
git checkout -b poop
Did I catch you sleeping?
That's right, we can create a new branch AND check it out with the flag '-b' for the git command 'checkout'.
git status
Shows we are on 'branch poop' just as expected.
git log --pretty=oneline --decorate
Shows that HEAD points to the last commit on all branches.
Including the remote ones.
git rebase
git revert
git reset