Aws With Devops Practice Questions & Answers

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  1. Q1. Your teammate says Git is a distributed version control system. What does this mean in practice for your local machine?

    • A. Your local clone contains only the latest snapshot
    • B. Your local clone contains the full project history, just like the server
    • C. You must always be online to commit
    • D. Only the server stores commit history
  2. Q2. You have edited a file but have not yet run 'git add'. Where does this change currently live?

    • A. Staging Area
    • B. Working Directory
    • C. Local Repository
    • D. Remote Repository
  3. Q3. You start a brand new project folder and want to begin tracking it with Git. Which command do you run first?

    • A. git start
    • B. git new
    • C. git init
    • D. git create
  4. Q4. After running 'git init' in a folder, which hidden directory is created to store Git's metadata?

    • A. .gitconfig
    • B. .git
    • C. .gitignore
    • D. .repo
  5. Q5. You need an exact working copy of a teammate's GitHub repository, including its full commit history, on your laptop. What do you run?

    • A. git fetch
    • B. git pull
    • C. git clone
    • D. git copy
  6. Q6. The repository you are cloning is huge and you only need the latest snapshot to save time and disk space. Which option helps?

    • A. git clone --mirror
    • B. git clone --depth 1
    • C. git clone --bare
    • D. git clone --full
  7. Q7. You modified three files but only want the first two included in your next commit. What should you run?

    • A. git add .
    • B. git add file1 file2
    • C. git commit file1 file2
    • D. git stage --all
  8. Q8. You just staged a file with 'git add' but realize it shouldn't be part of this commit. How do you unstage it without losing the edits?

    • A. git rm file
    • B. git reset file
    • C. git checkout -- file
    • D. git commit --undo file