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What is Git primarily designed for?

Managing project tasks

Hosting web-based repositories

Tracking changes in source code (correct)

Creating new programming languages

What is the main goal of Git?

Integration with cloud services

User interface customization

Real-time collaboration features

Speed, data integrity, and support for distributed workflows (correct)

What does GitHub offer in addition to Git's functionality?

Integrated development environment (IDE)

Project management tools

Automated code review system

Web-based repository hosting service (correct)

How can a new file be added to a local git repository?

<p>Using 'git add' command</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the first step to create a local git repository?

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What is Git primarily designed for? What is the main goal of Git? What does GitHub offer in addition to Git's functionality? How can a new file be added to a local git repository? What is the first step to create a local git repository?

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Test your knowledge of Git and GitHub basics with questions on installation, creating repositories, making commits, branching, and common Git commands.