Programming 2 - Lesson 07

What is the first step in making a commit?

• Adding files to the staging area

• Running the git commit command

• Creating a new branch

• Merging changes

What does a commit in Git represent?

• A deletion of a file

• A list of all files in the repository

• A new branch creation

• A saved version of the project

What is a commit message used for?

• To describe the changes made in a commit

• To delete files

• To create a new branch

• To revert changes

Why is it important to commit often?

• To track the time spent on coding

• To make the repository larger

• To create more branches

• To ensure work is regularly saved

Which command is used to add files to the staging area?

• git commit

• git add

• git push

• git status

What is the purpose of the git log command?

• To add files to the staging area

• To initialize a new repository

• To view the commit history

• To push changes to a remote repository

What does the git status command provide information about?

• The state of the working directory and the staging area

• The remote repository

• The commit history

• The current branch

What is an untracked file in Git?

• A file not present in the working directory

• A file that Git is not version controlling

• A file that has been committed

• A file that has been added to the staging area

What command is used to initialize a new Git repository?

• git add

• git init

• git commit

• git status

What does the index file in the .git directory represent?

• The staging area

• The final version of files

• A backup of files

• A log of all deleted files