intro to git

What is git?

• A version control system

• A programming language

• A cloud storage platform

• A web hosting service

What is Github?

• An online code hosting platform

• A social media platform

• A project management tool

• A business intelligence tool

What is the purpose of Git?

• To view online content

• To manage version control of code

• To create a website

• To share photos on social media

What are the three main branches in git?

• master, develop, and staging

• master, develop, and test

• master, develop, and production

• master, develop, and feature

What is the main advantage of using Github?

• It's a free tool

• It's easy to learn

• It allows for collaboration and code sharing

• It provides a wide variety of programming languages

How do you create a Git repository on Github?

• Click on "Create Repository"

• Type "Create Repo" on the Git command line

• Send an email to Github to request a repository

• Use a third-party software to create the repository

What is a remote repository in git?

• A copy of the project's repository on a remote server

• A copy of the project's repository on a local machine

• A copy of the project's repository on a cloud storage platform

• A copy of the project's repository on a web hosting service

What is a Git commit?

• A message to other developers

• A change made to code

• An error in code

• A change made to the repository settings

What is the purpose of Git branching?

• To keep track of different versions of code

• To create a new Git repository

• To delete old code versions

• To share code on social media

What is a Github fork?

• A copy of someone else's Git repository

• A way to delete branches in a Git repository

• A message sent to other developers

• A way to merge different versions of code