The video tutorial explains the structure and types of objects in a Git repository, focusing on BLOB and tree objects. It covers the format of Git objects, including their fields and hash generation. The tutorial also introduces tree objects, which represent directories and can contain both blobs and other trees, highlighting their role in organizing files within a Git repository.

What type of objects are located in folders B7 and 44 in the Git repository?

• TREE

• BLOB

• COMMIT

• TAG

Which command is used to examine files in a Git repository?

• git log

• git status

• git cat-file

• git diff

What is the primary role of a tree object in Git?

• To manage branches

• To store file contents

• To represent directories

• To track changes

Why don't blobs contain file names in Git?

• Because file names are stored in tree objects

• Because they are stored in a separate file

• Because they are not needed

• Because they are stored in commit objects

What is the next step after creating the first tree in a Git repository?

• Deleting blobs

• Creating a new branch

• Exploring tree objects further

• Merging branches