Can you help me understand the golden rules of accounting?

Mr Khalid Noor did a good and simple answer , I agree with him

The traditional rule of accounting which some people refers as the "Golden Rule of Accounting" is here below:

1: debit the receiver (debtor) and credit the giver (Creditor), 2: debit what comes in and credit what goes out and 3: debit all expense and loss and credit all income and gains.

The complete details of this rule can be found in Classical books of Accounting (FRANKWOOD Theory of Accounting, Meigs & Meigs ACCOUNTING)

debit all those which you have

Credit all those to whom you give all these 

for example

sale50 units @1 each in cash

now you have cash  so debit it  "Cash account"  by50

cash given by sale  so credit it "Sale account"    by50

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The golden rules in accounting is siply been refers to as the princple of double entry, that is ever debit entry must have a correspont credit entry whis is simply put , DEBIT THE RECEIVER & CREDIT THE GIVER ACCOUNTS  exmple pay cash into bank $500

Debit Bank account $500

Credit Cash Account $500

can i simply say that

1. All debits in increase in Assets,Expenses and loses while as decreses in Liabilities,incomes and gains
2. All Credits in Decrease in Assets,Expenses and loses while as Increases in Liabilities,incomes and gains

The Golden rules of accounting is classification of accounts in three groups 

1. Real Account : debit what comes in , credit what goes out 

2. Personal account : debit the receiver , credit the giver

3. Nominal account : debit all expenses and losses , credit all incomes and gains