Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Removing a Remote Branch Using a Local Terminal

This video tutorial demonstrates how to manage branches in Git using the terminal. It covers creating a local branch, pushing it to a remote repository, verifying its creation on GitHub, and then deleting both the remote and local branches. The tutorial concludes with an introduction to the 'git show Rev' command, which will be discussed in the next lecture.

What command is used to create a new branch and switch to it in a local repository?

• git switch new_branch

• git branch new_branch

• git create new_branch

• git checkout -b new_branch

Which command is used to push a local branch to a remote repository and set it to track the remote branch?

• git push origin branch_name

• git push -u origin branch_name

• git push branch_name

• git push -track origin branch_name

How can you verify that a new branch has been created on GitHub?

• By checking the branch list in the local terminal

• By using the git status command

• By using the git log command

• By refreshing the GitHub page

What command is used to delete a remote branch from the local terminal?

• git branch -d remote_branch

• git push origin --delete remote_branch

• git delete remote_branch

• git remove remote_branch

Which command is used to delete a local branch forcefully?

• git branch -D branch_name

• git branch -f branch_name

• git branch --remove branch_name

• git branch -d branch_name