lesson02 Git and GitHub Quiz

What does Git stand for?

• Global Information Tracker

• Graphical Interface Tool

• General Internet Technology

• Version Control System

What is a Repository in Git?

• A file that stores information about the next commit

• A directory that contains project work and communication files

• A command to check the work status

• An ID number for each commit

What is the purpose of the Staging Area in Git?

• To prepare files for the next commit

• To create a new line of development

• To store a snapshot of the project

• To revert files back to a previous state

What does the 'git status' command do?

• Removes a file from the working folder

• Creates a new branch in Git

• Checks the status of your work progress and modifications

• Adds all folder files to be tracked

What is the purpose of the 'git log' command?

• Adds a new file to the repository

• Displays information about each commit

• Checks the remote repository

• Creates a new repository on GitHub

What is the main function of GitHub?

• To track changes in project folders

• To store snapshots of the project

• To collaborate with other developers remotely

• To create branches in Git

Can Git be used independently of GitHub?

• Yes, Git is independent of GitHub

• GitHub is essential for Git commands

• No, Git requires GitHub for all operations

• Git cannot function without GitHub

What is the purpose of the 'git clone' command?

• To create a new branch in Git

• To revert the entire project back to a previous state

• To work with a project already hosted on GitHub

• To add all folder files to be tracked

How can you add a project to GitHub?

• By using the 'git push' command

• By initializing a hidden Git tracking folder

• By using the 'git status' command

• By creating a new branch in Git

What is the purpose of the 'git init' command?

• To create a new branch in Git

• To start tracking a working folder with Git

• To check the remote repository

• To add all folder files to be tracked