git HEAD

Description:

• Reference to the current commit in Git.
• It is a pointer to the commit that is most likely to be the next commit made to the repository.
• When you make a change to a file and commit it, Git updates HEAD to point to the new commit
• You can also manually update HEAD to point to a different commit.
  • To do this, you can use the git reset HEAD command.
• Be careful when using this command, as it can undo all of your uncommitted changes.