Linux - Unit 6 Review

What does the git clone command do in Git?

• Uploads local changes to a remote repository.

• Downloads a copy of a remote Git repository to your local machine.

• Switches branches in your Git repository.

• Creates a new branch in your local repository.

Which Git command is used to upload your local changes to a remote repository?

• git commit

• git push

• git pull

• git add

What is the purpose of the git pull command in Git?

• Fetches and merges changes from a remote repository into your local branch.

• Switches branches in your Git repository.

• Restores files to a previous commit.

• Creates a new branch in your local repository.

How is the git commit command used?

• To switch branches or restore files.

• To save changes to your local repository with a descriptive message.

• To stage changes for the next commit.

• To create a new branch.

What does the git add command do in Git?

• Restores files to a previous commit.

• Stages changes for the next commit.

• Creates a new branch in your local repository.

• Switches branches in your Git repository.

What is the purpose of the git checkout command in Git?

• Lists branches in your Git repository.

• Switches branches or restores files to a previous commit.

• Deletes branches in your Git repository.

• Creates a new branch.

Which Git command is used to create, list, or delete branches in your repository?

• git branch

• git tag

• git commit

• git push

What is the purpose of the git tag command in Git?

• To create, list, or delete branches.

• To create, list, or delete tags (labels) for specific commits.

• To switch branches or restore files.

• To stage changes for the next commit.

What is the purpose of the .gitignore file in a Git repository?

• To list branches in the repository.

• To create new tags for specific commits.

• To specify files and directories that should be ignored by Git.

• To save changes to the local repository.

How can you delete a branch in Git?

• git delete

• git branch -d

• git remove

• git tag -d