Git and GitHub Masterclass - The Practical Bootcamp - Create Pull Request

The video tutorial provides a homework task where students must send two pull requests to a GitHub repository. The first task involves adding a file with their GitHub username, while the second task requires editing either the README.md or index.html file, which will be rejected. The aim is to teach students how to submit pull requests and understand the process of acceptance and rejection. The project is designed to be a fun learning experience, encouraging students to practice and get comfortable with GitHub workflows.

What is the first step in completing the homework task?

• Edit the index.html file

• Fork and clone the repository

• Create a new repository

• Send a pull request directly

What should the content of the file added in the first pull request be?

• Your GitHub username

• A list of changes

• The repository name

• A random text

What happens when the first pull request is accepted?

• A new branch is created

• The pull request is rejected

• The changes are visible on the website

• The repository is deleted

What is the purpose of the second pull request?

• To merge with another repository

• To update the main branch

• To demonstrate a rejected pull request

• To add a new feature

Which files can be edited for the second pull request?

• main.js or style.css

• app.py or requirements.txt

• index.html or readme.md

• config.json or package.json