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Quiz: First Repository and Commit

Check your understanding of git init, add, commit, and basic concepts.

1 Quiz: First Repository and Commit 2 Your First Repository and Commit 3 Branching and Merging 4 Quiz: Viewing History and Diffs 5 Viewing History and Diffs 6 Quiz: Undoing Changes 7 Undoing Changes 8 Quiz: Working with Remotes 9 Quiz: .gitignore and Cleaning 10 .gitignore and Cleaning 11 Quiz: Tagging Basics 12 Tagging Basics 13 Quiz: Stashing Changes 14 Stashing Changes 15 Quiz: Collaboration Workflow 16 Basic Collaboration Workflow 17 Checkpoint: Getting Started Quiz

What does git init do?

Creates a new, empty Git repository in the current directory
Installs Git on your system
Clones a repository from GitHub

Which area holds changes that will be included in the next commit?

The working directory
The staging area (index)
HEAD

How do you stage a file named readme.txt?

git stage readme.txt
git add readme.txt
git commit readme.txt

Which command creates a commit with a message?

git add -m “Message”
git commit -m “Message”
git log -m “Message”

What does HEAD usually refer to?

Your remote repository
All previous commits
The current commit your branch points to