Info git/github

What is Git, and how is it different from GitHub?

• Git is a version control system, while GitHub is a cloud-based platform for hosting Git repositories.

• GitHub is a version control system, and Git is a cloud platform for hosting projects.

• Git and GitHub are both cloud-based platforms for storing code.

• Git and GitHub are the same thing, used interchangeably.

How do you initialize a Git repository in a project?

• git start

• git init

• git new

• git create

What is the purpose of the git add and git commit commands?

• git add saves the file to the repository, and git commit stages the file.

• git add stages changes, and git commit records those changes to the repository.

• git add deletes files, and git commit undoes changes.

• git add creates a branch, and git commit switches branches.

How do you clone a repository from GitHub to your local machine?

• git download <repository-url>

• git pull <repository-url>

• git fetch <repository-url>

• git clone <repository-url>

What is a Git branch, and how do you create a new branch?

• A branch is a copy of the repository; git branch <branch-name>

• A branch is a history of changes; git checkout <branch-name>

• A branch is a parallel version of the repository; git branch <branch-name>

• A branch is a collection of commits; git push <branch-name>