What problem does Git solve?

• File encryption
• Tracking code changes and collaboration
• Managing databases
• Testing code

Without version control, developers often

• Lose history and overwrite work
• Get automatic backups
• Use continuous integration
• None

Git is a

• Centralized control system
• Distributed version control system
• Local-only backup tool
• File sharing platform

A key feature of Git is

• All data is stored remotely
• Only admins can push
• Each developer has full project history
• Commits overwrite each other

Git ensures data reliability using

• Encryption
• Checksums
• File locking
• Compression

The analogy “Git is like a time machine” means

• It can restore deleted commits
• You can go back to any version of your code
• It saves files on a schedule
• It tracks only filenames

Gitea is

• A Git client
• A web-based Git hosting platform
• A terminal command
• A file manager

Git works mainly

• In the cloud
• On your local machine
• Only online
• Inside browsers

The relationship between Git and Gitea is

• Gitea runs without Git
• Gitea uses Git repositories for collaboration
• They are competitors
• Gitea replaces Git entirely

In Git, the “staging area” is

• Where files are deleted
• A middle ground before committing
• A backup location
• The main branch