what does the different color mean in git diff command

In the git diff command, the different colors represent the following:

1. Green: Indicates new or added lines of code.
2. Red: Indicates lines of code that have been removed or deleted.
3. Yellow: Indicates lines of code that have been modified or changed.
4. Cyan: Indicates lines of code that have been moved or renamed.
5. White: Indicates lines of code that are unchanged or have no difference.