Mastering Git Commands

What command is used to initialize a new Git repository?

• git create

• git newrepo

• git start

• git init

How do you check the status of your Git repository?

• Use the command 'git status'.

• Type 'git log' for repository status.

• Run 'git info' to see the status.

• Use the command 'git check'.

Which command is used to stage changes for a commit?

• git status

• git add

• git commit

• git push

Zoe is working on a project and needs to create a new branch in Git to add a new feature. What is the command she should use?

• git create

• git new-branch

• git checkout -b

• git branch

Avery is working on a project in Git and needs to switch to a different branch to implement a new feature. How does she do that?

• git switch-branch

• git checkout or git switch

• git move

• git branch

What command merges changes from one branch into another?

• git sync

• git merge

• git join

• git combine

How can you view the commit history in Git?

• Use the command 'git log'.

• View the history in the Git GUI.

• Run 'git commit -m' to see history.

• Use the command 'git status'.

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

• To update a local repository with changes from the remote.

• To delete a remote repository.

• To create a new branch in the local repository.

• To create a local copy of a remote repository.

Lily wants to collaborate on a project with her friend Michael using Git. How does she add Michael's remote repository to her local Git setup?

• git remote add

• git push

• git remote create

• git add remote

What command is used to push changes to a remote repository?

• git clone

• git fetch

• git commit

• git push