GitHub

What is GitHub primarily used for

• Social networking

• Code collaboration and version control

• Online gaming

• Web hosting

What is a repository in GitHub

• A collection of favorite websites

• A place to store code and project files

• A chat room for developers

• A type of GitHub subscription

What is a commit in Git and GitHub

• A code review process

• A saved snapshot of changes in a project

• A type of issue tracker

• A way to send private messages to other users

Which Git command is used to clone a repository from GitHub to your local machine

• git checkout

• git commit

• git clone

• git push

What is the purpose of a pull request in GitHub

• To request changes in someone else's repository

• To merge code into the main branch

• To delete a repository

• To create a new repository

Which file is commonly used to specify dependencies and their versions in a GitHub project

• README.md

• .gitignore

• package.json

• index.html

What is the purpose of a README.md file in a GitHub repository

• To list all contributors

• To store images and videos

• To provide information about the project and its usage

• To keep track of bug reports

What is the Git command to stage changes for commit

• git add

• git push

• git pull

• git merge

Which GitHub feature allows you to track and manage issues, tasks, and enhancements for a project

• Wiki

• Gist

• Issues

• Milestones

What is the purpose of a Git branch in a project

• To create a new repository

• To store backup copies of files

• To work on new features or bug fixes without affecting the main codebase

• To merge all code changes into a single file