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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?

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?

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?

Connects to a remote repository Signup and view all the answers

What does Git checkout do?

Creates or switches between branches Signup and view all the answers

What does Git push do?

Sends local changes to the associated main branch Signup and view all the answers

What does Git status do?

Displays modified files and those yet to be added or validated Signup and view all the answers

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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Description

Think you know Git commands like the back of your hand? Test your knowledge with this quiz on Git commands and their functions. From configuring user preferences to reverting to the last commit, this quiz covers the essentials of Git. Put your skills to the test and include keywords like Git, commands, functions, and repository in your title and description.