Git

Question 1

Create a local repository folder from the remote repository at ‘https://me.github.com/myrepo’

Repo&raquo_space;> Commits&raquo_space;> Staged&raquo_space;> Workspace

Answer 1

git clone https://me.github.com/myrepo

Question 2

Create a folder named ‘project’ with an empty local repository

Commits&raquo_space;> Staged&raquo_space;> Workspace

Answer 2

git init project

Question 3

Link all local commits to the ‘origin’ branch of the remote repository at ‘https://me.github.com/myrepo’

Answer 3

git remote add origin https://me.github.com/myrepo

Question 4

List staged, modified, and untracked files

Workspace Staged Committed

Answer 4

git status

Question 5

Show differences between modified files and staged files

Workspace Staged

Answer 5

git diff

Question 6

Show differences between staged files and committed files

Staged Committed

Answer 6

git diff –cached

Question 7

Show differences between the committed branches ‘topic1’ and ‘topic2’

Answer 7

git diff topic1 topic2

Question 8

Move a file named ‘file’ to the staged files

Workspace&raquo_space;> Staged

Answer 8

git add file

Question 9

Commit all staged files with the note ‘Because’

Staged&raquo_space;> Committed

Answer 9

git commit -m “Because”

Question 10

Add to previous commit by committing all staged files and replacing the note with ‘Because’

Staged&raquo_space;> Committed

Answer 10

git commit –amend -m “Because”

Question 11

Apply changes made on a branch named ‘topic’ to the current commit to create a new commit

Committed&raquo_space;> Staged&raquo_space;> Workspace

Answer 11

git merge topic

Question 12

Rewrite committed history up to but not including the commit that starts with 123456

Committed&raquo_space;> Staged&raquo_space;> Workspace

Answer 12

git rebase –interactive 123456

Question 13

Upload commits to the remote repository

Committed&raquo_space;> Repo

Answer 13

git push

Question 14

Remove the file named ‘file’ from the staged files

Answer 14

git rm –cached file

Question 15

Remove all staged files

Committed&raquo_space;> Staged

Answer 15

git reset HEAD

Question 16

Reset working files and staged files to the branch named ‘topic’

Committed&raquo_space;> Staged&raquo_space;> Workspace

Answer 16

git checkout topic

Question 17

Reset working file and staged file to committed file in branch named ‘topic’

Committed&raquo_space;> Staged&raquo_space;> Workspace

Answer 17

git checkout topic file

Question 18

Undo file changes committed in the commit that starts with ‘123456’

Answer 18

git revert 123456

Question 19

List all committed branches

Answer 19

git branch

Question 20

List all committed branches and all remote repository branches

Answer 20

git branch –all

Question 21

Create a new branch called ‘topic’ in the committed files starting at the current commit

Answer 21

git branch topic

Question 22

Reset staged files to committed files at the commit that starts with 123456

Committed&raquo_space;> Staged

Answer 22

git reset 123456

Question 23

Reset working files and staged files to committed files at the commit that starts with 123456

Committed&raquo_space;> Staged&raquo_space;> Workspace

Answer 23

git reset –hard 123456

Question 24

Apply current changes to the branch named ‘topic’ in the committed files and move to the new commit

Committed&raquo_space;> Staged&raquo_space;> Workspace

Answer 24

git rebase topic

Question 25

List the contents of all stashes with their ID numbers

Answer 25

git stash list

Question 26

Backup working changes and staged changes with an ID and reset working and staged files with committed files Workspace >>> Stash Staged >>> Stash Committed >>> Staged >>> Workspace

Answer 26

git stash push --include-untracked

Question 27

Apply the stashed files labeled 'id' to the staged and working files Stash >>> Staged Stash >>> Workspace

Answer 27

git stash apply id

Question 28

Delete stash labeled 'id'

Answer 28

git stash drop id

Question 29

Delete all stashed changes

Answer 29

git stash clear

Question 30

List all committed tags

Answer 30

git tag

Question 31

Mark current commit with a `2018-11` tag

Answer 31

git tag 2018-11

Question 32

Mark current commit with a 'v1.0.0' tag and a 'Note' note

Answer 32

git tag -a v1.0.0 -m "Note"

Question 33

Upload committed tags to remote repository Committed >>> Repo

Answer 33

git push --tags

Question 34

Show a condensed history graph of the committed files

Answer 34

git log --graph --oneline

Question 35

Show the last three commits for the current branch

Answer 35

git log -3

Question 36

Show detailed information about the commit that starts with 123456

Answer 36

git show 123456

Question 37

Show the last person to touch each line of 'file'

Answer 37

git blame file

Question 38

Show the history of git commands that affected the commit that starts with 123456

Answer 38

git reflog 123456

Question 39

Create an empty local repository in the current folder Commits >>> Staged >>> Workspace

Answer 39

git init