DevOps Complete Course - Creating a Repo on GitHub Account

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a GitHub repository, explaining the differences between public and private repositories, and how to initialize a repository with a README file. It covers branching, commits, and cloning a repository using HTTPS. The tutorial also explores various GitHub features such as issues, pull requests, and settings, providing a comprehensive overview of managing repositories on GitHub.

What is the first step in creating a new repository on GitHub?

• Log out of your account

• Create a README file

• Log into your account

• Choose a license

When should you choose a private repository?

• When you have no code to hide

• When you want to share your code with the community

• When you want to make your code publicly available

• When you have proprietary content

What is the purpose of a README file in a repository?

• To provide detailed information about the repository

• To make the repository private

• To hide the repository from others

• To delete the repository

What language is used to write a README file?

• Markdown

• HTML

• Python

• JavaScript

What is the default branch called in a new GitHub repository?

• Master

• Develop

• Feature

• Main

Which protocol is used to clone a repository by default?

• FTP

• SMTP

• HTTPS

• SSH

What is the purpose of cloning a repository?

• To make the repository public

• To copy the repository to your local system

• To delete the repository

• To create a new branch