Use Core Git Commands Including Checkout, Commit, Push, and Merge GITLAB-CERTIFIED-GIT-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   A developer is on the 'main' branch and wants to integrate changes from the 'feature' branch into 'main'. Which command accomplishes this?

   • Agit merge feature
   • Bgit commit feature
   • Cgit checkout feature
   • Dgit push feature
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2. 2foundation · easy

   A developer has modified a file but has not yet staged it. Which sequence of commands records the change in a new commit?

   • Agit add file.txt && git commit -m "Update file"
   • Bgit commit -m "Update file" && git add file.txt
   • Cgit checkout file.txt && git commit -m "Update file"
   • Dgit push origin main && git commit -m "Update file"
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4. 3application · easy

   A developer has committed a fix on their local `main` branch. They want to upload this commit to the remote repository so it is available to the team. Which command should they run?

   • Agit push --all
   • Bgit push origin HEAD
   • Cgit push origin main
   • Dgit commit --push
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5. 4application · easy

   A developer is on the `main` branch and wants to bring the changes from the `feature/login` branch into `main`. They want to preserve the commit history of `feature/login` as-is. Which command should they run?

   • Agit checkout feature/login
   • Bgit rebase feature/login
   • Cgit merge feature/login
   • Dgit pull feature/login
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6. 5foundation · easy

   A developer accidentally modified a tracked file and wants to discard those changes, restoring the file to its state in the last commit. Which command accomplishes this?

   • Agit checkout -- file.txt
   • Bgit commit --amend file.txt
   • Cgit push origin file.txt
   • Dgit merge file.txt
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