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Module Assesment 1.txt

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+Module 1 Assessment
+TOTAL POINTS 17
+
+1. Which one of these statements about Git is true?:-
+Git helps manage the history of the project.
+
+2. Which one of these statements about branches is true?
+The default branch is named "master".
+
+3. What is a request to merge your branch into another branch called?:-
+Pull request
+
+4. If a remote repository is offline, which one of the following is true?:-
+You can continue to work with the local repository.
+
+5. Which one of the following is true?:-
+Git implements distributed version control.
+
+## Test Next time
+6. Which one of these statements about commits is true?:-
+A commit is a snapshot of the project.
+
+7. Which location contains the list of files that will be included in the next commit?:-
+Staging area
+
+8. Which location contains the commit history of a project?:-
+Remote repository
+
+9. When a file is first placed in the working tree, what is its status?:-
+Untracked
+
+10. What must you do to add a new file to the next commit?
+Add the file to the staging area.
+
+11. If you create a local repository in a folder with existing files, what will be the status of the files?:-
+Untracked
+
+12. Immediately after you commit, where is the commit located?:-
+Local repository
+
+13. Which one of these statements about remote repositories is true?:-
+By convention, remote repository names end in ".git".
+
+14. What is a local copy of a remote repository called?:-
+Clone
+
+15. After you clone a repository, which one of the following is true?:-
+The remote repository information is available in the local repository.
+
+16. What is origin?:-
+An alias for the remote repository's URL.
+
+
+17. What must you do to add a local commit to the remote repository?:-
+Push
+
+

README.md

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 	git commit -m "first commit"
 	git branch -M main
 	git remote add origin https://github.com/username/Github-repo-name.git
-	git push -u origin main
+	git push -u origin master
+
 …or push an existing repository from the command line
 	git remote add origin https://github.com/username/Github-repo-name.git
 	git branch -M main
-	git push -u origin main
+	git push -u origin master
+
 …or import code from another repository
 	You can initialize this repository with code from a Subversion, Mercurial, or TFS project.