Mastering Git Basics and Beyond

Which command uploads local commits to a remote repository?

• git pull

• git clone

• git push

• git show

How do you check the status of your Git repository?

• Run 'git info' to see the status.

• Use the command 'git check'.

• Type 'git log' for repository details.

• Use the command 'git status'.

What command is used to stage changes for commit?

• git add

• git commit

• git status

• git push

How do you commit changes in Git?

• Use 'git push' to save changes directly.

• Use 'git add' to stage changes and 'git commit -m "message"' to commit.

• Execute 'git update' to finalize changes.

• Run 'git save' to commit changes.

What is the purpose of the .gitignore file?

• To list all files in the repository.

• To store commit messages for ignored files.

• To specify files and directories that Git should ignore.

• To track changes in ignored files.

How can you view the commit history in Git?

• Use 'git log' command.

• Execute 'git status' for commit details.

• Run 'git show' to see commits.

• Use 'git history' command.

What command is used to create a new branch?

• git branch

• git create

• git checkout -b new-branch

• git new-branch

How do you switch to a different branch in Git?

• Execute 'git pull ' to change branches.

• Run 'git merge ' to switch branches.

• Use 'git branch ' to create a new branch.

• Use 'git checkout ' or 'git switch '.

What is the primary function of 'git clone' in version control?

• 'git clone' creates a new branch in the local repository.

• 'git clone' copies a remote repository to the local machine.

• 'git clone' updates the local repository with the latest changes.

• 'git clone' merges changes from the remote repository into the local branch.

Which command fetches changes from a remote repository and merges them into your branch?

• git fetch

• git update

• git merge

• git pull