Git and GitHub Masterclass - The Practical Bootcamp - Push Changes to GitHub

In this video tutorial, the teacher reviews the previous session's homework, which involved pushing changes to a GitHub repository. The tutorial covers creating a new repository named 'Foodmate', setting it up, and connecting it to a remote repository. The teacher explains how to push changes and set up an upstream to facilitate future pulls. The session concludes with a review of the commit history and an introduction to the Git pull command, which will be discussed in the next session.

What is the first step in setting up a new GitHub repository?

• Create a new branch

• Initialize the repository with 'git init'

• Rename the branch to 'main'

• Push changes to the remote repository

What command is used to add a remote repository?

• git remote add

• git add remote

• git link remote

• git connect remote

Why is the '-u' option used with 'git push'?

• To set up an upstream for future pulls

• To create a backup of the repository

• To delete the remote repository

• To rename the branch

How many commits were made in the homework assignment?

• 7

• 6

• 5

• 8

What will be discussed in the next session?

• Making commits

• Using 'git pull'

• Renaming branches

• Creating a new repository