Programming 2 - Lesson 10

What is a Git branch?

• A folder in your project.

• A standalone version of your project.

• A Git command.

Why do we use branches in Git? (Select all that apply)

• To work on different parts of a project separately.

• To track files that have been deleted.

• To let multiple people work on the same project at the same time.

What does HEAD point to in Git?

• The latest commit made.

• The branch you're currently on.

• A deleted file.

What command is used to list all the branches in a Git repository?

• git branch

• git commit

• git log

What happens when you switch branches in Git?

• The latest commit is deleted.

• The working directory changes to reflect the new branch.

• All branches are merged automatically.

What is the purpose of a feature branch?

• To store deleted files.

• To work on a specific part of a project separately.

• To delete untracked files.

What command would you use to create a new branch in Git?

• git branch [branch-name]

• git commit [branch-name]

• git switch [branch-name]

In Git, what is the difference between an unmodified file and a modified file?

• A modified file has been changed since the last commit.

• An unmodified file has changes that haven’t been saved.

• There is no difference.

How do commits in Git relate to each other?

• Commits are linked through parent-child relationships.

• Commits are unrelated to each other.

• Commits overwrite each other.