Use Core Git Commands Including Checkout, Commit, Push, and Merge GITLAB-CERTIFIED-GIT-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–24

1. 21foundation · easy

   Which git command switches the working directory to an existing branch named 'feature-login'?

   • Agit switch --create feature-login
   • Bgit branch feature-login
   • Cgit restore feature-login
   • Dgit checkout feature-login
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2. 22foundation · easy

   A developer has committed changes locally and wants to share them with the team by uploading them to the remote repository. Which command should they use?

   • Agit status
   • Bgit clone
   • Cgit push
   • Dgit pull
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4. 23application · easy

   A developer is on the `main` branch and wants to integrate changes from `feature/payment`. They expect conflicts because both branches modified `payment.js`. What should they do first to prepare for resolving conflicts?

   • ARun `git rebase main`
   • BRun `git checkout feature/payment`
   • CRun `git stash`
   • DRun `git merge feature/payment`
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5. 24expert · hard

   A developer is on `main` and wants to integrate `feature/x`. Both branches have diverged significantly, and the developer wants to keep the history linear without creating a merge commit. They also want to ensure that the final state of `main` includes all changes from `feature/x`. Which approach should they take?

   • ARun `git checkout feature/x && git rebase main && git checkout main && git merge feature/x`
   • BRun `git rebase feature/x` while on `main`
   • CRun `git merge --squash feature/x` while on `main`
   • DRun `git pull --rebase origin main` while on `main`
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