Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Committing Changes in the Cloned Repository

This video tutorial covers the installation and overview of Visual Studio Code, followed by creating a new branch in a local Git repository. It demonstrates making changes to files, using Git commands like git diff, and editing files in Visual Studio Code. The tutorial also shows how to commit changes and view them in GitHub Desktop, and concludes with an explanation of the Git log command and its output.

What command is used to create a new branch in Git?

• git clone

• git init

• git branch

• git merge

Which editor is used in the tutorial to modify files from the command line?

• Nano

• Vim

• Sublime Text

• Emacs

What does the yellow cross sign indicate in Visual Studio Code?

• Files are deleted

• Files are modified but not committed

• Files are committed

• Files are staged

How can you observe changes made in a file using Visual Studio Code?

• By clicking on the file in the changes pane

• By using the terminal

• By opening the file in a web browser

• By using the file explorer

What does the minus sign indicate in the changes pane of Visual Studio Code?

• A line was removed

• A file was copied

• A line was added

• A file was renamed

Which command is used to add changes to the staging area in Git?

• git add

• git commit

• git status

• git push

What information does the SHA-1 hash provide in a Git commit?

• The size of the commit

• The author of the commit

• The date of the commit

• A unique identifier for the commit

What does 'origin/master' refer to in Git?

• A file path

• A local branch

• A remote branch

• A commit message

What does the 'git log' command display?

• The current branch

• The status of the repository

• The list of files

• The commit history

What is the purpose of connecting a local repository to a remote repository?

• To delete files remotely

• To track changes locally

• To synchronize changes between local and remote

• To create new branches