Git Introduction
- 1.
What is GIT?
- A.
An unpleasant or contemptible person
- B.
Distributed version control system
- C.
New version control system
- D.
General Intelligence Test
Correct Answer
B. Distributed version control system -
- 2.
Is GIT is a part of New Devlopment Platform (NDP)?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 3.
Git allows to create branches, e.g. independent copies of the source code which can be changed independently from each other. What is the name of the the default branch?
Correct Answer
master - 4.
With GIT you merge. What do you combine with a merge?
- 5.
Can you commit changes into repository?
- A.
You commit your changes into a repository. This is create a new revision which can be later retrieved, for example if you want to see the source code of an older version. Each commit contains the author and commiter fields which identifies how create the change and who commited it.
- B.
No way.
Correct Answer
A. You commit your changes into a repository. This is create a new revision which can be later retrieved, for example if you want to see the source code of an older version. Each commit contains the author and commiter fields which identifies how create the change and who commited it. -
- 6.
Can you commit changes into repository?
- A.
You commit your changes into a repository. This is create a new revision which can be later retrieved, for example if you want to see the source code of an older version. Each commit contains the author and commiter fields which identifies how create the change and who commited it.
- B.
No way.
Correct Answer
A. You commit your changes into a repository. This is create a new revision which can be later retrieved, for example if you want to see the source code of an older version. Each commit contains the author and commiter fields which identifies how create the change and who commited it. -
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