Intro to Git
What is Git?
What is a distributed version control system?
What command clones a remote repository?
What is git clone?
What is a repository in Git?
What is a storage location for project files and code?
What is the command used to check which files have been changed but not yet staged?
What is git status?
What is a version control system?
What command tracks changes for the next commit?
What does it mean to "clone" a repository?
What is to create a local copy of a remote repository?
Is a Git commit mutable? Can it be changed once created?
What is no, a Git commit is immutable by default. Amending a commit will require a new commit that appears to be the same as the original.
Why is Git important for developers?
What command records a snapshot of tracked changes?
What is git commit?
What is commit?
What is a recorded snapshot of changes?
In a Version Control System, when is a change called "conflicting"?
What is when it changes the same line of code that someone else edited?
What is the difference between Git and GitHub?
What is Git is a version control system, while GitHub is a web-based platform for hosting Git repositories?
What command shows the commit history?
What is the staging area in Git?
What is a place where changes are gathered before commiting?
Fill in the blank:
Make sure to always __ before pushing to merge any new changes locally
What is pull?