Version Control with Git Quiz Answer Module 1

 Version Control with Git Quiz answer


Version Control with Git Quiz Answer Module 1

In this article i am gone to share Coursera Course: Version Control with Git  Module 1 Quiz Answer with you..


Module 1 Assessment

Q1) Which one of these statements about Git is true?

  • Git helps manage the history of the project.


Q2) Which one of these statements about branches is true?

  • The default branch is named "master".


Q3) What is a request to merge your branch into another branch called?

  • Pull request


Q4) If a remote repository is offline, which one of the following is true?

  • You can continue to work with the local repository.


Q5) Which one of the following is true?

  • Git implements distributed version control.


Q6) Which one of these statements about commits is true?

  • A commit is a snapshot of the project.


Q7) Which location contains the list of files that will be included in the next commit?

  • Staging area


Q8) Which location contains the commit history of a project?

  • Remote repository


Q9) When a file is first placed in the working tree, what is its status?

  • Untracked


Q 10) What must you do to add a new file to the next commit?

  • Add the file to the staging area.


Q11) If you create a local repository in a folder with existing files, what will be the status of the files ?

  • Untracked


Q12) Immediately after you commit, where is the commit located ?

  • Local repository


Q13) Which one of these statements about remote repositories is true ?

  • By convention, remote repository names end in ".git".


Q14) What is a local copy of a remote repository called ?

  • Clone


Q15) After you clone a repository, which one of the following is true ?

  • The remote repository information is available in the local repository.


Q16) What is origin ?

  • An alias for the remote repository's URL.


Q17) What must you do to add a local commit to the remote repository?

  • Push

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