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This video tutorial covers the process of setting up a GitHub repository, securing API keys using a gitignore file, and using essential Git commands. It explains how to add and commit changes, create branches, and push code to a repository. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of keeping API keys secure and provides a step-by-step guide to ensure best practices in version control and code management.

What is the purpose of a personal access token in GitHub?

• To automatically merge pull requests

• To bypass GitHub's security protocols

• To authenticate and authorize actions on GitHub

• To access private repositories without authentication

Why is it important to add sensitive files like API keys to a .gitignore file?

• To ensure they are included in the repository

• To make them easier to access for all developers

• To prevent them from being accidentally deleted

• To avoid exposing sensitive information publicly

What is the purpose of the 'git remote add origin' command?

• To set up a connection to a remote repository

• To merge changes from a remote repository

• To create a new branch in the repository

• To delete a remote repository

Why is it important to use commit messages in Git?

• To delete old branches

• To automatically resolve merge conflicts

• To track changes and provide context for other developers

• To increase the size of the repository

What does the 'git push' command do?

• It pulls changes from the remote repository

• It deletes the main branch

• It pushes local changes to the remote repository

• It creates a new branch in the local repository

What should you do if you accidentally expose your API key in a repository?

• Use the key in all future projects

• Share the key with other developers

• Revoke the key and delete the exposed file

• Ignore it and continue working

What is the next step after setting up a repository and securing environment variables?

• Deploying the project online

• Deleting the repository

• Ignoring all changes

• Creating multiple branches