What is GitHub primarily used for?

• Playing games

• Version control & code hosting

• Photo editing

• Saving repositories

In GitHub, what is a “repository”?

• A secret code locker

• A storage location for code and files

• A cloud storage

• A software license

What is the difference between git fetch and git pull?

• Both update local branches directly

• git fetch downloads changes without merging, git pull downloads and merges

• Git fetch merges automatically

• They are identical commands

Which command can be used to temporarily save uncommitted changes without committing them?

• git save

• git hold

• git stash

• git temp

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

• To download a repository

• To delete a branch

• To create an issue

• To merge your changes into another branch

Which file is commonly used to describe a GitHub project?

• info.txt

• about.html

• README.md

• project.docx

Which command shows the commit history in Git?

• git history

• git show

• git log

• git commit

What does git clone <URL> do?

• Copies a repository from GitHub to your local machine

• Creates a branch

• Uploads files

• Deletes a repository

If you want to combine multiple commits into one, which Git command would you use?

• git merge --squash

• git rebase -i

• git reset --soft

• git squash

What happens when you fork a repository on GitHub?

• You copy the repo locally

• You create a copy under your GitHub account

• You clone the repo directly to your PC

• You request a pull from the original repo