The video tutorial explains Git object types, focusing on blobs and tree objects. Blobs store file contents without filenames, while tree objects represent directories and contain links to blobs or other trees. The structure of tree objects includes permissions, object type, SHA-1 hash, and names, which store filenames. The tutorial also highlights the simplicity of tree structures and the role of permissions.

What do blobs in Git store?

• File names and contents

• Contents, type, size, and delimiter

• Only file names

• Permissions and SHA-1 hash

What is the primary role of tree objects in Git?

• To represent directories and link to blobs or other trees

• To store file contents

• To store file names within blobs

• To manage Git permissions

Which of the following is NOT a component of a tree object line?

• Object type

• SHA-1 hash

• File contents

• Permissions

Where are file names stored in Git?

• Inside blobs

• In the commit history

• In the Git index

• Inside tree objects

What is the significance of the SHA-1 hash in Git objects?

• It determines the file size

• It is used for file compression

• It uniquely identifies each file or object

• It stores file permissions