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In Git, fetch and pull are commands used to synchronize your local repository with a remote repository.
When you execute the fetch command, Git retrieves the latest changes from the remote repository without automatically merging them into your current branch. 
In contrast, the "pull" command automatically merges the fetched changes into your current branch.
It's important to be mindful that when you pull, it may lead to conflicts if the changes you made locally conflict with the changes retrieved from the remote repository.
As a best practice, be sure to fetch and pull before making changes to the files in your repository. This will help you to avoid conflicts.
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