Basic

Question 1

What does the term “delta” mean in the context of commits?

Answer 1

Compress a commit as a set of changes between one version of your repository and the next.

Question 2

What happens when we type git status ?

Answer 2

We see the current branch, whether our Local repository is different from remote and the state of tracked and untracked files

Question 3

The git status command shows us what is going on in our Local repository?

Answer 3

No, it shows our Working directory

Question 4

What does the command git add <file>?

Answer 4

Adds all the changes to the Staging area

Question 5

What is the Staging area?

Answer 5

Where we collect all changes we want to put in the repository

Question 6

We can compare the commits to some […] of work.

Answer 6

meaningful chunk

Question 7

After we add a message, where does our commit go?

Answer 7

To the local repository

Question 8

The git push command takes our changes from […] and pushes to […]

Answer 8

Local repository, remote repository

Question 9

The command git diff operates only in […]

Answer 9

Working directory

Not in Staging area or Local repository

But, for see the differece between Remote and Staging area we type git diff --staged

Question 10

What is the command to see the difference between two specific commits?

Answer 10

git diff \<from commit\> \<to commit\>

Question 11

How can we see the difference between a commit and a previous one?

Answer 11

git diff \<commit\>^!