Learn Git in 3 Hours- Committing Your Changes

This video tutorial explains how to commit changes in a Git repository. It covers the process of staging changes, using the git commit command, and writing commit messages. The tutorial also discusses environment variables, the use of different flags like -v and -m, and advanced techniques such as committing all changes at once. The video concludes with a review of the key points and a brief introduction to gitignore lists.

What command is used to check the status of files in a Git repository?

• git inspect

• git verify

• git status

• git check

Which text editors are commonly used for writing commit messages in Git?

• Notepad, WordPad, TextEdit

• Word, Excel, PowerPoint

• Vim, Emacs, Nano

• Sublime, Atom, VSCode

What does the '-v' flag do when used with the 'git commit' command?

• Verifies the commit

• Views the commit history

• Includes the current diff in the commit message template

• Voids the commit

How can you commit changes without using a text editor in Git?

• Use the '-c' flag

• Use the '-x' flag

• Use the '-m' flag followed by a message

• Use the '-e' flag

What does the '-a' flag do when used with the 'git commit' command?

• Adds all modified files to the staging area and commits them

• Amends the last commit

• Aborts the commit process

• Analyzes the commit history