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What is the first step when contributing to an open-source project on GitHub?

• Create a pull request

• Fork the repository

• Commit changes

• Clone the repository

After forking a repository, what should you do next?

• Create a branch

• Make changes directly in the main branch

• Clone the repository to your local machine

• Delete the fork

What does creating a new branch allow you to do?

• Delete all previous commits

• Test code without affecting the main branch

• Change the repository settings

• Automatically merge code changes

Which of the following is a best practice when naming a branch for fixing an issue?

• Create random branch names

• Name the branch after the main developer

• Use meaningful names related to the issue (e.g., fix-username)

• Name the branch main

What is the purpose of a pull request (PR)?

• To send your changes directly to the main branch

• To request that your changes be reviewed and merged into the original repository

• To merge changes automatically

• To delete your branch

What should you include in your commit message?

• A detailed explanation of the changes made

• Random letters and numbers

• A request for help

• The date of the commit

In GitHub Desktop, what action should you take to upload your changes to GitHub after committing them?

• Click "Push origin"

• Click "Revert"

• Click "Merge"

• Click "Pull request"

How do you handle conflicts that arise when merging branches?

• Ignore the conflicts

• Delete the conflicting file

• Resolve the conflicts manually before merging

• Automatically approve the conflict

What happens after your pull request is approved and merged?

• Your branch is deleted automatically

• Your changes become part of the main project

• Your fork is deleted

• Your commit history is erased

What is a common reason to use GitHub Desktop instead of the command line?

• GitHub Desktop has more features than the command line

• GitHub Desktop provides a graphical interface that is easier for beginners

• The command line cannot be used with GitHub

• GitHub Desktop allows you to bypass the need for branches