End-to-End Working Example on GIT Commands - 2

The video tutorial covers the use of Git commands for managing code repositories. It starts with an explanation of how to use 'Git pull' to update local code with the latest changes from a remote repository. The tutorial then discusses collaborative development, emphasizing the importance of version control and how team members can track changes. It provides an overview of essential Git commands like 'git status', 'git add', 'git commit', and 'git push', demonstrating their practical application. The session concludes with a brief introduction to branches, setting the stage for further learning.

What is the primary purpose of using Git pull?

• To fetch the latest changes from the repository

• To push changes to the repository

• To delete a branch

• To clone a new repository

How does Git help in collaborative projects?

• By allowing only one person to work at a time

• By tracking changes and updates made by different users

• By automatically merging all changes

• By preventing any changes to the code

Which command is used to check the status of your changes in Git?

• git commit

• git add

• git push

• git status

What does the command 'git add .' do?

• Deletes all changes

• Pushes all changes to the repository

• Commits all changes

• Adds all changes to the staging area

What is the next step after committing changes in Git?

• Clone the repository

• Push the changes to the repository

• Delete the branch

• Pull the latest changes

Which command is used to push changes to the master branch?

• git push origin master

• git clone origin master

• git pull origin master

• git status

Why is collaboration important in Git projects?

• It allows for faster code deletion

• It helps in tracking and merging changes from multiple users

• It prevents any changes from being made

• It automatically resolves all conflicts