Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - JSON Versus Git Database

The video tutorial explains how Git creates objects using hashes, with a focus on the structure of Git databases. It introduces JSON, a format for data exchange, and compares it to Git's structure. The uniqueness of keys in JSON objects is highlighted, and the similarities between Git and JSON are discussed. The tutorial concludes with a brief introduction to hashing, setting the stage for the next lecture.

What is the basis for naming folders and files in Git?

• Names based on file size

• Names based on hash

• Names based on file type

• Randomly generated names

What does JSON stand for?

• JavaScript Object Notation

• Java Syntax Object Notation

• JavaScript Oriented Notation

• Java System Object Notation

In a JSON object, what is true about the keys?

• Keys can be duplicated

• Keys are optional

• Keys must be unique

• Keys can be numbers

How is the structure of a Git database similar to JSON?

• Both use XML format

• Both store data in tables

• Both are used for web development

• Both use key-value pairs

Why can't Git have the same key for different values?

• Because keys are generated based on values

• Because keys are randomly assigned

• Because keys are based on file size

• Because keys are user-defined