Id recommend spending some time thinking about real world scenarios as well...

eg https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-use-git-and-github-in-a-team-like-a-pro/

Also,

- If you fuck up a Git repository its one of the worst things to go through as a dev learning GIT in my experience. Its so annoying.

- Go slow, understand the commands you are using and if its really important (client work for eg) and you aren't sure make a quick copy. Even though that contradicts the reason why you'd use GIT in the first place! I did it while I was learning Git and it saved me some time.

- I found using Git on command line to be useful in the beginning but moving to a program is popular even though I still like using the command line tbh.

Happy coding:)