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+Please read the next set of questions and try to answer them. You
+will find the answers in the file git-test-answers.txt.
+
+Git test questions
+==================
+
+- Who wrote and invented the GIT version control program ?
+
+- With which command, you can configure your email name and email address with GIT?
+
+- When working with GIT, is it a good policy to use the "rm" or the "mv" terminal commands ?
+
+- What is the purpose of the HEAD pointer in GIT?
+
+- With which command can you copy a file from your working directory,
+to the Staging Area (Also known as Index) ?
+
+- If you want to have write access to a remote repository, which protocol would you use ?
+
+- How (locally) you can remove a file from the Staging Area?
+
+- How (locally), I can recover the status of a file from the Staging Area, and put it
+back into my Working Directory?
+
+- Which command you would use, if you want to remove completely a local
+commit without leaving any trace on your local commit list, and at the
+same time putting your working directory back in the previous commit status?
+
+- When doing a commit and using the "-m" parameter, what the letter "m" stands for?
+
+- If you forget to add certain changes or even a new file, in the last commite you have commited.
+With which command would you amend this?
+
+- The "git clone" command, apart from downloading files from the remote server to your local computer,
+and also creating the hidden .git folder within it. What else the git clone command does?
+
+- With which command, you can check if you still have any changed files pending to add from your working directory
+to the staging area?
+
+- With which command, you can --list complete and local commit list?
+
+- How I can retrieve the remote repository commit list, and downloading the new files and changed ones,
+into my working directory ?
+
+- With which command you would be able to see very easily the difference between 2 commits?
+
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