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1. What is a repository?

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<!-- Repository is like a folder that holds you all files of your projects and also tracks all changes that you made i the projects , for example if you created a repo ,and created a files inside your repo and then deleted , so you deleted all your history of that file , another way repository holds all your history and changes that made your project , that is it. -->

2. What is the Git command to make a copy of a repo to your laptop?

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<!-- the git command i make a copy ofa repo to my laptop is "git clone <link of the repository > "-->

3. What is the Git command to send your code to Github?

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<!-- It is a git push origin main -->

4. What does the -m in a Git commit command mean or do?

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<!--I think -m stands when you adding all of the changes that have been made locally. -->

5. What is the Git command for making a commit?

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<!-- it is a git commit -m "---message---"-->

6. What is the Git command to put your files in the staging area?

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7. What does origin stand for when pushing you code?

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<!-- Origin is a shortcut name for the remote repository that a project was originally cloned or copied from. -->