REST APIs with Flask and Python - The Git Workflow — Part 1

This video tutorial covers essential Git commands, starting with setting up a code folder and initializing a Git repository. It explains the use of 'git status' to check the repository status, creating and tracking files with 'git add', and committing changes with descriptive messages. Advanced commands like 'git rm' for unstaging files are also discussed. The tutorial concludes with a brief introduction to uploading files to GitHub.

What is the purpose of the 'git init' command?

• To create a new file

• To initialize a new Git repository

• To delete a repository

• To check the status of the repository

Which command is used to check the current status of the repository?

• git init

• git commit

• git add

• git status

What does the 'git add' command do?

• It initializes a new repository

• It creates a new branch

• It stages files for commit

• It removes files from the repository

What is the purpose of writing a commit message?

• To check the status of the repository

• To delete a branch

• To initialize a new repository

• To describe the changes made in the commit

How can you unstage a file that has been added to the staging area?

• Using 'git status'

• Using 'git init'

• Using 'git rm --cached'

• Using 'git commit'