Selenium WebDriver Advanced - Industry Standard Framework - Git and GitHub Introduction

The video tutorial introduces version control systems, focusing on Git and GitHub. It explains the benefits of using Git, compares it with SVN, and describes GitHub's role in collaboration. The tutorial also covers the Git workflow, detailing the process from local commits to pushing code to a remote repository.

What is the primary purpose of a version control system?

• To increase the storage capacity of a computer

• To improve the graphical interface of software

• To maintain multiple versions of code files

• To enhance the speed of code execution

How does Git differ from SVN?

• Git is a centralized version control system

• SVN allows offline work without a local repository

• Git provides a complete local repository for offline work

• SVN is a distributed version control system

What is a key feature of Git that allows developers to work offline?

• Complete local repository

• Graphical user interface

• Centralized repository

• Increased storage capacity

Why is it beneficial to use a version control system like Git?

• To reduce the size of code files

• To enhance the visual design of software

• To track changes and isolate bugs in code

• To increase the speed of code compilation

How does Git help in managing code versions?

• By reducing the size of code files

• By increasing the speed of code execution

• By maintaining a local repository and showing code differences

• By providing a graphical interface

What is GitHub primarily used for?

• Reducing the size of code files

• Enhancing the graphical interface of software

• Increasing the speed of code execution

• Hosting a remote repository for collaboration

What is the difference between a private and a public repository on GitHub?

• Private repositories are only accessible to the owner

• Public repositories cannot be shared with others

• Private repositories are accessible to everyone

• Public repositories are only accessible to the owner