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Quiz will ask 20 randomly selected questions with allotted time of . You can take the quiz more than once. Once you submit the quiz, you can review how you have done, the correct the answers for each questions and the explanation for the correct the answer.

Quiz Topics

8 Modules

Collaboration Workflows

4 topics
1.

Code reviews and best practices

10 questions
2.

Git flow vs GitHub flow

10 questions
3.

Handling large teams and repositories

10 questions
4.

Understanding pull requests

10 questions

Advanced Git Features

4 topics

Git Configuration

4 topics

Undoing Changes

4 topics

Stashing Changes

4 topics

Remote Repositories

5 topics

Branching and Merging

5 topics

Basic Git Commands

6 topics
Sample questions

What is the primary purpose of the 'git init' command?

To create a new Git repository.

To clone an existing repository.

To stage changes for commit.

To initialize a new branch.

If you run 'git init' in a directory that already contains a Git repository, what happens?

It overwrites the existing repository.

It initializes a new repository alongside the existing one.

It does nothing and returns a warning.

It resets the existing repository.

After running 'git init', which command would you use to check the status of your repository?

git status

git check

git log

git info

Which of the following is a valid command to initialize a Git repository in a specific directory?

git init my_project

git init ./my_project

git init /path/to/my_project

All of the above

What will happen if you run 'git init' without any arguments?

It initializes a repository in the current directory.

It initializes a repository in the parent directory.

It throws an error.

It initializes a repository in a temporary directory.

Quiz Topics

8 Modules

Collaboration Workflows

4 topics
1.

Code reviews and best practices

10 questions
2.

Git flow vs GitHub flow

10 questions
3.

Handling large teams and repositories

10 questions
4.

Understanding pull requests

10 questions

Advanced Git Features

4 topics

Git Configuration

4 topics

Undoing Changes

4 topics

Stashing Changes

4 topics

Remote Repositories

5 topics

Branching and Merging

5 topics

Basic Git Commands

6 topics