Git is a version control system for tracking changes in source code and coordinating work among programmers. It’s used worldwide by all developers. In git terms, to commit means to save the latest changes in your code locally. All information about the commit is then saved: who committed, when, a short description of changes made, the unique id of the commit, and, of course, the committed version.
John wants to see the commits he made recently. Write down the command that will let him see his commit history. Note that you need to write only the command itself, without arguments.
Search StackOverflow or Git documentation for "see commit history" or "see last commits".