Modern HTML and CSS from the Beginning (Including Sass) - Git & Pushing To Github

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of setting up a Git repository, navigating directories using the command line, initializing a local Git repository, staging and committing files, and pushing the repository to GitHub. It also introduces deploying the repository to Netlify for viewing in a browser. The tutorial covers both Windows and Mac systems, explaining the use of Git Bash, terminal, and command line commands.

What is the first step to open a terminal on a Windows machine?

• Click on the Windows icon and type 'terminal'

• Right-click and select 'Open with Git Bash'

• Use the shortcut Ctrl + Alt + T

• Search for 'PowerShell' in the start menu

Which command is used to list all files and directories in the current directory?

• cd

• ls

• pwd

• mkdir

What command initializes a new Git repository?

• git start

• git init

• git create

• git new

What does the 'git add .' command do?

• Creates a new branch

• Removes files from the staging area

• Commits all changes to the repository

• Adds all files to the staging area

What is the purpose of the '-m' flag in the 'git commit' command?

• To specify a commit message

• To merge branches

• To move files

• To modify files

Which protocol requires SSH keys for authentication when pushing to GitHub?

• FTP

• HTTP

• HTTPS

• SSH

What is the command to push changes to the master branch on GitHub?

• git push origin main

• git push -u origin master

• git push master

• git upload master