The Complete React Developer Course (with Hooks and Redux) - What is Git?

This video provides an introduction to Git, focusing on its terminology and concepts. It explains how to initialize a Git repository, track changes using Git add, and commit changes with Git commit. The video also covers managing unstaged changes and creating multiple commits, offering a high-level overview of Git's functionality.

What is the primary goal of the video regarding Git?

• To give a comprehensive overview of Git

• To introduce Git terminology and concepts

• To provide hands-on experience with Git

• To teach advanced Git commands

What is a Git repository?

• A type of version control system

• A folder where Git stores project code

• A file that tracks changes

• A command to initialize Git

What does the Git add command do?

• It commits changes to the repository

• It moves files from untracked to staged changes

• It deletes files from the repository

• It initializes a new repository

What is the purpose of a commit in Git?

• To delete files from the repository

• To initialize a new repository

• To move files to untracked changes

• To track changes and create save points

What happens to a file when changes are made to it after being tracked by Git?

• It becomes an untracked file

• It is automatically committed

• It appears under unstaged changes

• It is deleted from the repository

How can you view the state of the application at a specific point in time?

• By using the Git add command

• By reverting to a specific commit

• By creating a new repository

• By deleting the repository

What are unstaged changes in Git?

• Files that have been deleted

• Files that are not tracked by Git

• Files that are ready for the next commit

• Files that have changed but are not staged