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What is Git primarily designed for?
What is Git primarily designed for?
- Tracking changes in source code during software development (correct)
- Coordinating work among project managers
- Hosting web-based repositories
- Managing non-linear workflows
What are the goals of Git?
What are the goals of Git?
- Speed, centralized control, and data integrity
- Flexibility, simplicity, and centralized control
- Efficiency, centralized workflows, and data security
- Speed, data integrity, and support for distributed, non-linear workflows (correct)
What functionality does GitHub offer in addition to Git?
What functionality does GitHub offer in addition to Git?
- Code optimization features
- Exclusive support for linear workflows
- All of the distributed revision control and source code management functionality of Git (correct)
- Web-based project management tools
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