The Full Stack Web Development - Getting Started With Git

The video tutorial introduces Git, a popular version control system created by Linus Torvalds. It highlights Git's benefits, such as easy backup, offline work, and collaboration through branching. The tutorial explains branching, allowing developers to work on separate features without affecting the main codebase. It also covers essential Git commands like init, add, commit, clone, and push, providing a foundation for managing repositories effectively.

Who created Git and in which year?

• Mark Zuckerberg in 2008

• Linus Torvalds in 2005

• Bill Gates in 2000

• Steve Jobs in 2003

What is one of the primary benefits of using Git?

• It allows for easy backup and versioning of files

• It provides a built-in code editor

• It simplifies the code writing process

• It automatically fixes bugs in the code

How does Git facilitate collaboration among developers?

• By allowing developers to work on the same branch simultaneously

• By providing a centralized repository for all developers

• By automatically merging all changes

• By enabling developers to work on separate branches

What is a branch in Git?

• A version of the code with all bugs fixed

• A backup of the main codebase

• A separate line of development

• A copy of the entire repository

Which command is used to create a new local repository in Git?

• git push

• git clone

• git init

• git commit

What does the 'git add' command do?

• It adds files to the staging area

• It creates a new branch

• It removes files from the repository

• It commits changes to the repository

Which command is used to merge a branch into the active branch?

• git pull

• git checkout

• git branch

• git merge