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What does Git config do?
What does Git config do?
- Adds files to the index
- Configures user preferences such as email and file format (correct)
- Creates a new Git repository
- Connects to a remote repository
What does Git clone do?
What does Git clone do?
- Adds files to the index
- Displays modified files and those yet to be added or validated
- Verifies or creates a local or remote repository copy (correct)
- Validates changes made to the HEAD
What does Git reset do?
What does Git reset do?
- Sends local changes to the associated main branch
- Creates or switches between branches
- Reverts to the state of the last commit (correct)
- Configures user preferences such as email and file format
What does Git remote do?
What does Git remote do?
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What does Git checkout do?
What does Git checkout do?
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What does Git push do?
What does Git push do?
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What does Git status do?
What does Git status do?
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Study Notes
- Git config is used to configure user preferences such as email and file format.
- Git init creates a new Git repository.
- Git add adds files to the index.
- Git clone verifies or creates a local or remote repository copy.
- Git commit validates changes made to the HEAD.
- Git status displays modified files and those yet to be added or validated.
- Git push sends local changes to the associated main branch.
- Git checkout creates or switches between branches.
- Git remote connects to a remote repository.
- Git reset reverts to the state of the last commit.
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