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-## Cherry picking commits
+## Cherry Picking Commits
 
 Cherry picking is another very useful tool to work with.  
 It enables the user to pick specific commits from a  
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+## Cherry Picking Commits
+
+Let's take our branch A and say it has a row of commits.  
+If only certain of these commits are important for a  
+second branch B, using the command  
+
+```bash
+git cherry-pick ZZ
+```
+
+we can take only the relevant changes from A and merge them  
+into B
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