Git Basics

What is Git primarily used for?

What command initializes a new Git repository?

What does git add do?

What command permanently records changes in Git?

What does the command git commit -a -m "message" do

What is the default name of the primary branch in Git?

What command lists all branches?

What command is used to switch branches?

What command combines changes from one branch into another?

What command pushes changes to a remote repository?

What command shows the commit history?

What command downloads a repository from GitHub?

What command removes a file from staging?

What command deletes a branch locally?

Which of the following statements about git pull and git fetch are correct?

Git is a centralized version control system.

git commit saves changes to the remote repository.

The command git push automatically merges remote changes into your local branch.

A repository must be cloned before you can push changes.

git merge is used to combine branches.

The command git remote add origin <URL> sets a remote repository.

The .gitignore file can prevent large files from being tracked.

Forking a repository creates a copy in your GitHub account.

Git allows multiple developers to collaborate on a single project.

The command git push automatically merges remote changes into your local branch.

The command ______ is used to check the status of the working directory.

To stage all modified files

Downloads changes from the remote repository and updates the local branch.

To force delete a branch, use git branch -__ (branch-name)

To safe delete a branch, use git branch -__ (branch-name)

The .gitignore file prevents Git from _______ specific files.

The command git commit -m "message" records changes to the ______.

The command git ____ displays the commit history.

A local repository can be connected to a remote repository using ____ <URL>.

A new repository is initialized using.