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Git Multiple Choice Questions – MCQ1

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1) c) Version Control System

Git is a distributed version control system that allows multiple users to track and manage changes in software projects.

2) a) False

Git is a distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency.

GitHub is a web-based platform built on top of Git to facilitate code collaboration and sharing.

3) a) git –version

4) d) git init

To learn more about this command, please refer to How to create a new Git Repository – git init Command.

5) a) –global

To set the default user name for every repository on your computer, you can use the git config command with the --global option.

6) c) git config user.email

git config --global user.name "Your Name"

7) d) git log

To learn more about this command, please refer to How to track commits in Git – git log command

8) a) git add –all

To learn more about this command, please refer to How to stage changes in Git – git add Command

9) a) git add

To learn more about this command, please refer to How to stage changes in Git – git add Command

10) a) git status

11) a) Ignored files are tracked in a special file named as .gitignore named which is checked in at the root of the repository.

To learn more about this command, please refer to How to ignore files in GIT – gitignore

12) a) False

13) c) git commit

To learn more about this command, please refer to How to commit changes in GIT – git commit command

14) b) git rm

To learn more about this command, please refer to How to unstage the changes in Git – git rm command

15) a) git commit -m “New attribute”

16) d) Repository metadata and version history

17) a) A separate version of the main repository.

18) b) A list of remote repositories you are connected to

19) b) git log -n

To learn more about this command, please refer to How to track commits in Git – git log command

20) d) Commit history is never automatically deleted.

21) c) git branch

To learn more about this command, please refer to How to create a branch in GIT

22) a) git checkout new-email

23) a) -b

git checkout -b feature/customerDetails

To learn more about this command, please refer to How to create a branch in GIT

24) a) git switch

git switch command allows you to switch to a different branch. Before Git version 2.23, the common approach was git checkout.

25) a) git remote add origin https://abc.xyz/d/e.git