# Introduction Welcome back, Git explorer! Today, we're diving into one of Git's most useful features for managing your work-in-progress: the stash. Have you ever been in the middle of working on a feature when suddenly you need to switch to a different task? Git stash is here to save the day! Think of Git stash as a magical drawer where you can temporarily store your unfinished work. It allows you to quickly switch contexts without committing half-done work. This is incredibly useful when you need to switch branches, pull updates, or handle an urgent bug fix. In this lab, we'll explore how to use Git stash to save your work-in-progress, how to apply stashed changes, create branches from stashes, manage multiple stashes, and clean up your stashes. By the end of this lab, you'll have a powerful new tool in your Git toolkit that will make your workflow smoother and more flexible. Let's get started and unlock the power of Git stash!
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