Git and GitHub

What is GitHub?

• A file management software

• An Integrated development environment

• A remote codebase used for version control

• An AI powered coding tool

What does “branching” in Git allow you to do?

• Merge two unrelated repositories

• Create a separate line of development from the main codebase

• Delete all previous commits

• Revert the repository to its initial state

What is a “pull request” in GitHub?

• A command to pull data from a remote repository

• A request to merge code changes from one branch to another

• A request to push changes to a local repository

• A command to pull the latest commits to a repository

What is a “pull request” in GitHub?

• A command to pull data from a remote repository

• A request to merge code changes from one branch to another

• A request to push changes to a local repository

• A command to pull the latest commits to a repository

What is the purpose of a “commit” in Git?

• To save changes to the local repository

• To delete a branch

• To merge two branches

• To clone a repository

What does the command “git clone” do?

• Creates a new branch

• Copies a remote repository to your local machine

• Pushes changes to a remote repository

• Fetches updates from a remote repository

What is a “merge conflict” in Git?

• A situation where two branches have conflicting changes

• A command to combine two branches

• A request to delete a branch

• A method to revert changes in a repository

GitHub’s mascot is a cat-octopus hybrid. What is its name?

• Octocat

• GitOcto

• HubCat

• CodeCat

GitHub has an annual conference focused on developers and new GitHub features. What is it called?

• GitHub World

• GitHub Summit

• GitHub Connect

• GitHub Universe