Ans- To commit the changes with a descriptive message using Git, follow these steps:

1. Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to the root directory of your Git repository.

2. Check the status of your repository by running the command `git status`. This will show you the modified files and any untracked files.

3. Add the modified files to the staging area using the command `git add .` (to add all modified files) or `git add <file>` (to add a specific file). Replace `<file>` with the actual filename.

4. Run the command `git status` again to verify that the files you want to commit are in the staging area (they should appear in green).

5. Commit the changes with a descriptive message using the command `git commit -m "Your descriptive message here"`. Replace "Your descriptive message here" with a concise and meaningful message that describes the changes you made.

6. After running the commit command, Git will display the commit hash and information about the commit.

Congratulations! You have successfully committed your changes with a descriptive message using Git.

It's good practice to provide clear and meaningful commit messages to help you and other developers understand the changes made in the commit.

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