GIT and GITHUB Ending Quiz

Explain the difference between 'git add' and 'git commit' commands.

• The 'git add' command records the changes to the repository, while the 'git commit' command stages changes for commit.

• The 'git add' command creates a new branch, while the 'git commit' command merges branches.

• The 'git add' command stages changes for commit, while the 'git commit' command records the changes to the repository.

• The 'git add' command reverts changes, while the 'git commit' command deletes the repository.

How do you create a new branch in Git?

• git checkout -b [branch_name]

• git create-branch [branch_name]

• git branch [branch_name]

• git new-branch [branch_name]

What is the purpose of merging in Git?

• To revert back to the initial commit

• To create a new branch

• To combine changes from different branches into one.

• To delete all previous versions of the code

What is a pull request in GitHub?

• A way to share code with other developers

• A way to create a new repository in GitHub

• A way to propose changes to a repository by submitting a modified version of the code for review and potential merging.

• A way to delete code from a repository

How can multiple developers collaborate on a GitHub repository?

• By creating a new repository for each developer

• By emailing the changes to each other

• By forking the repository, making changes in their own branch, and creating a pull request to merge changes into the main repository.

• By directly making changes to the main repository without forking