Git Commands Quiz: Save your repository
You can play this quiz if you want to test your basic git commands. This quiz is the first step for testing your skills based on your git experience. Although it is about saving your repo, so you can expect questions only from git add, git commit, git push, git clone, git diff, git status etc. which are good to start with your git repo.
This git overview quiz has 10 questions only and you would get 10 minutes to solve all the questions. 70% is the passmark for this quiz by keeping in mind that you would need really good hands-on in git commands even it start with basics of it.
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Command to copy a git remote repository and give repo name fm-test
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Which command(s) you would need to run mandatorily to push remotely
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I made a mistake in the last commit, I don’t want to add a new commit. Rather I want to add and edit in past commit. What should I run
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Which command to check which files are in stage, which files are modified etc?
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Shortcut command to add and commit together with inline commit message
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You want to upload the code to your remote git url, which git command you will run?
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What this command does: git remote -v
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Where are the files stored before they are committed to the local repository?
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Which are valid git log commands?
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I am working locally in a repo which is cloned from github, I want to update my local repo equivalent to github repo, which git command I should run
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