1. What is Stash ? Mid A. shelving uncommitted modifications onto a temporary stack so the working tree becomes clean B. a full object carrying a tagger, date, message, and optional signature, recommended for releases C. a simple named pointer to a commit, stored with no extra metadata of its own D. a fixed human-readable label marking a specific point in history, often a release version
2. Which term means: "shelving uncommitted modifications onto a temporary stack so the working tree becomes clean"? Mid A. Tag B. Lightweight tag C. Annotated tag D. Stash
3. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Stash — shelving uncommitted modifications onto a temporary stack so the working tree becomes clean B. Stash — a fixed human-readable label marking a specific point in history, often a release version C. Stash — a simple named pointer to a commit, stored with no extra metadata of its own D. Stash — a full object carrying a tagger, date, message, and optional signature, recommended for releases
4. What is Lightweight tag ? Junior A. shelving uncommitted modifications onto a temporary stack so the working tree becomes clean B. a fixed human-readable label marking a specific point in history, often a release version C. a full object carrying a tagger, date, message, and optional signature, recommended for releases D. a simple named pointer to a commit, stored with no extra metadata of its own
5. Which term means: "a simple named pointer to a commit, stored with no extra metadata of its own"? Junior A. Stash B. Annotated tag C. Lightweight tag D. Tag
6. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Lightweight tag — shelving uncommitted modifications onto a temporary stack so the working tree becomes clean B. Lightweight tag — a simple named pointer to a commit, stored with no extra metadata of its own C. Lightweight tag — a full object carrying a tagger, date, message, and optional signature, recommended for releases D. Lightweight tag — a fixed human-readable label marking a specific point in history, often a release version
7. What is Annotated tag ? Mid A. a full object carrying a tagger, date, message, and optional signature, recommended for releases B. shelving uncommitted modifications onto a temporary stack so the working tree becomes clean C. a simple named pointer to a commit, stored with no extra metadata of its own D. a fixed human-readable label marking a specific point in history, often a release version
8. Which term means: "a full object carrying a tagger, date, message, and optional signature, recommended for releases"? Mid A. Stash B. Annotated tag C. Lightweight tag D. Tag
9. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Annotated tag — shelving uncommitted modifications onto a temporary stack so the working tree becomes clean B. Annotated tag — a full object carrying a tagger, date, message, and optional signature, recommended for releases C. Annotated tag — a simple named pointer to a commit, stored with no extra metadata of its own D. Annotated tag — a fixed human-readable label marking a specific point in history, often a release version
10. What is Tag ? Junior A. shelving uncommitted modifications onto a temporary stack so the working tree becomes clean B. a simple named pointer to a commit, stored with no extra metadata of its own C. a fixed human-readable label marking a specific point in history, often a release version D. a full object carrying a tagger, date, message, and optional signature, recommended for releases
11. Which term means: "a fixed human-readable label marking a specific point in history, often a release version"? Junior A. Lightweight tag B. Stash C. Tag D. Annotated tag
12. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Tag — a simple named pointer to a commit, stored with no extra metadata of its own B. Tag — a fixed human-readable label marking a specific point in history, often a release version C. Tag — a full object carrying a tagger, date, message, and optional signature, recommended for releases D. Tag — shelving uncommitted modifications onto a temporary stack so the working tree becomes clean