git checkout -b
# git checkout regarding branches switch
git checkout <branch_name>
# will take you to that branch
git checkout -b <new_branch>
# will create a new branch based on the branch you are already in
# if this branch already exists then you will get the following msg:
# 'A branch named <new_branch> already exists.'
git checkout -B <new_branch>
# will create a new branch.
# WATCH OUT though! if this branch already exists it will reset it!
git checkout origin/<branch_name> -b <branch_name_2>
# will create a new branch based on the remote one
git checkout -b origin/branch-name
git checkout -b branch-namegit checkout -b
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