Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - What is Origin?

This video tutorial explains how Git commands like pull, push, and fetch are used to interact with remote repositories. It covers the default connection between local and remote repositories when cloning, emphasizing the default remote name 'origin'. The tutorial demonstrates listing remote repositories using the Git remote command and discusses branch management, highlighting the difference between local and remote branches. The video concludes with a preview of how to view all branches, both local and remote.

What is the default name given to a remote repository when you clone it?

• default

• origin

• master

• main

Which command is used to list all remote repositories connected to your local repository?

• git branch

• git remote

• git status

• git log

What information does the 'git remote' command provide by default?

• List of all commits

• Default remote server name and URL

• List of all branches

• Current working directory

By default, which branches does the 'git branch' command list?

• No branches

• Only local branches

• Only remote branches

• All branches

Why might a branch created on GitHub not appear in your local branch list?

• The branch is deleted automatically

• It is not possible to create branches on GitHub

• The branch is hidden by default

• The branch is not yet fetched to the local repository