Git

Question 1

Modified

Answer 1

there’s been changes to the file but it’s not committed yet

Question 2

Staged

Answer 2

You have marked a file to go into your next commit snapshot

Question 3

Committed

Answer 3

the changes you made have been stored locally

Question 4

workflow

Answer 4

1. Modify the files
2. Stage the files
3. Do a commit
4. Push Up to Github

Question 5

~ git status ~

Answer 5

tells you the current state of the project

Question 6

~ git add ~

Answer 6

adds a file to now be tracked by git

Question 7

git “staging area”

Answer 7

where files are before they get committed to the repository. They can be added or deleted before they get to the repository

Question 8

~git commit~

Answer 8

committing the files from the staging area to the repository

Question 9

~git log~

Answer 9

lists all the changes that you’ve committed so far

Question 10

~git remote add origin ‘your Github account’~

Answer 10

adding a commit to be pushed

Question 11

~git push~

Answer 11

push the changes

Question 12

~git pull~

Answer 12

pulls any changes done in the main repository to our local repository

Question 13

~git diff~

Answer 13

tells you what is different in commit
variations:
1. git diff HEAD: changes in your most recent commit
2. git diff –staged: to see the changes you just staged

Question 14

~git reset ‘file name’~

Answer 14

un-stage files

Question 15

~git checkout ‘file name’~

Answer 15

files can be changed back to how they were at the last commit

Question 16

branch

Answer 16

a copy of the code to make separate commits to

Question 17

~git branch ‘branch name’~

Answer 17

create a branch with the git name

Question 18

~git checkout ‘branch name’~

Answer 18

to go to that branch name

Question 19

~git branch~

Answer 19

see all the branches and see which branch you’r’e in

Question 20

~git rm ‘file name’~

Answer 20

removes the file name, you can also you the wildcard

Question 21

~git merge ‘branch name’~

Answer 21

merges the branch that you name into the branch that you’re in

Question 22

~git branch -d ‘branch name’~

Answer 22

deletes the branch that you name

Question 23

~git push~

Answer 23

push your changes into a remote repository