Learn Git in 3 Hours- Viewing Changes

This video tutorial explains how to use the Git Diff command to view exact changes made in a repository. It demonstrates using Git Diff in the terminal to see unstaged changes and understand the output format. The tutorial also covers staging changes with Git add and viewing staged changes using Git Diff staged. By the end, viewers will know how to manage and review changes in their Git repositories effectively.

What command is used to view the exact changes made to files in a Git repository?

• Git status

• Git log

• Git diff

• Git commit

In the terminal, what does a line preceded by a '-' indicate when using Git Diff?

• A line that has been added

• A line that has been removed

• A line that has been modified

• A line that is unchanged

What does the Git Diff command show when used with no arguments?

• All changes in the repository

• Only committed changes

• Unstaged changes

• Staged changes

How can you add changes to the staging area in Git?

• Git merge

• Git push

• Git add

• Git commit

What command would you use to see changes that have been staged but not yet committed?

• Git log

• Git diff

• Git diff staged

• Git status