Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Hosting any Repository Using GitHub Pages

This tutorial explains how to create and host a static website using GitHub Pages. It covers creating a new repository, setting up a local repository, and connecting it to GitHub. The video also demonstrates how to push changes to the remote repository and enable GitHub Pages. Finally, it shows how to update the site with new changes and troubleshoot common issues like credential errors.

What is the first step in creating a website using GitHub Pages?

• Clone a repository

• Create a new branch

• Create a new repository

• Fork an existing repository

What command is used to initialize a new git repository locally?

• git start

• git init

• git create

• git new

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

• To create a new branch

• To stage changes for commit

• To initialize a repository

• To push changes to remote

How can you resolve a 'Permission denied' error when pushing to a GitHub repository?

• Change the repository name

• Use a different branch

• Clean up cached credentials

• Reinstall Git

Which branch should be selected to host a GitHub Page by default?

• Develop

• None

• Feature

• Master

What should you do after editing the index.html file to update the GitHub Page?

• Delete the old branch

• Push the changes to remote

• Create a new repository

• Reinitialize the repository

What is the final step to verify that your GitHub Page is live?

• Check the repository settings

• Create a new branch

• Open the URL in a new tab

• Recommit the changes