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TortoiseGit Tutorial 1: How git works

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It introduces about how git works and what are different git terms such as local branches, remote branches, remote tracking branches, staging or index, etc.

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1. What is the purpose of the "git clone" command?
"git clone" is used to create a local copy of a remote repository on your computer. "git clone" helps you delete all existing code in a repository. "git clone" allows you to edit remote code directly without downloading it.
2. What is a Git branch used for?
A Git branch is used to create a completely separate copy of a repository. A Git branch is used to isolate and work on a specific line of development. A Git branch is used to merge all changes from different developers into a single line of code.
3. What is the primary purpose of naming Git branches descriptively?
To confuse other developers and make the repository harder to understand. To keep track of the number of branches in a repository. To provide clear and meaningful information about the purpose or feature associated with the branch.
4. What is a "remote" in the context of Git?
A remote is a physical location where Git repositories are stored. A remote is a copy of your local Git repository stored on a different computer or server. A remote is a reference to a Git repository located on another computer or server that you can interact with.
5. What is the primary purpose of the "merge" command in Git?
To create a new branch in the repository. To delete all previous commits in the current branch. To integrate changes from one branch into another branch.
6. Which Git command is used to transfer changes from the "feature" branch to the "master" branch?
git push feature master git merge feature git branch feature master
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