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Hi,

I'm somewhat new to Git (having been using SVN the past six years or so).

I'm looking through Git documentation, but don't see a command for what I
want to do here (although I'm guessing such a command exists).

I have a file I changed.  It is not staged.  I just want to revert it to
the state it was in before I made any changes to it.

Does anyone know the command I would use for this?

Thanks!

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