Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Removing a Remote Branch Using a Local Terminal

This tutorial demonstrates how to manage Git branches using the terminal. It covers creating a local branch, pushing it to a remote repository, verifying its status on GitHub, and then deleting both the remote and local branches. The video concludes with a preview of the next lecture, which will introduce the 'git show Rev' command.

What command is used to create a new branch and switch to it in a local repository?

• git branch new_branch

• git checkout -b new_branch

• git switch new_branch

• git create new_branch

Which command is used to push a local branch to a remote repository and set it to track the remote branch?

• git push -u origin new_branch

• git push origin new_branch

• git push --track origin new_branch

• git push --set-upstream origin new_branch

How can you delete a remote branch from the local terminal?

• git branch -d remote_branch

• git push origin --delete remote_branch

• git remove origin remote_branch

• git delete origin remote_branch

What is the command to delete a local branch after switching to another branch?

• git delete branch_name

• git remove branch_name

• git branch -D branch_name

• git branch -d branch_name

What is the next command to be discussed in the following lecture?

• git show Rev

• git diff

• git log

• git show