Git Introduction

Which one is the Centralized Version Control?

• SVN

• Git

• TortoiseSVN

• SourceTree

• Mercurial

Which one is true statement?

• SVN is distributed Version Control

• Git is distributed Version Control

• Mercurial is centralized Version Control

• TortoiseSVN is centralized Version Control

To create a local repository from a remote repository we could use Git command ...

• git clone

• git checkout

• git push

• git commit

Git command to save changes/modification to local repository ...

• git commit

• git push

• git pull

• git checkout

Git command used for saving local repository commit(s) to remote repository ...

• git push

• git pull

• git update

• git commit

Git command to retrieve the latest meta-data info from the remote repository ...

• git fetch

• git pull

• git push

• git commit

Git command to retrieve the latest meta-data info from the remote repository and brings (copy) those changes from the remote repository ...

• git pull

• git fetch

• git push

• git commit

VCS in this context (Git) stands for ...

• Version Control System

• Video Call Service

• Voice Call Service

• Virtual Control System

Advantages of using Git excepts ...

• Data integrity is assured

• Distributed model

• Workflow is flexible

• Could be used to maintain binary files

To mark a git commit record with information such as build versioning, we could use.

• git push

• git tag

• git version

• git add