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What command is used to stage all files for commit in Git?

git add .

git stage -all

git stage --all

git add -A (correct)

Which command is used to undo the last commit and unstage the changes in Git?

git restore --staged... (correct)

git undo commit

git revert

git reset --soft HEAD^

What command is used to view the changes made in the previous session in Git?

git changes

git log -p

git show

git diff (correct)

Which command is used to remove a file from both the Git repository and the filesystem?

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Git Commands

The command git add . is used to stage all files for commit in Git.
The command git reset --soft HEAD~1 is used to undo the last commit and unstage the changes in Git.
The command git diff is used to view the changes made in the previous session in Git.
The command git rm is used to remove a file from both the Git repository and the filesystem.

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Test your knowledge of Git commands and their functions with this interactive quiz. From checking the status of files to staging and committing changes, this quiz covers essential Git operations.