A.  

Install and use GitHub Mobile.

B.  

Use github.dev from a web browser.

C.  

Install and use GitHub Desktop.

D.  

Install and use the git CLI.

E.  

Create and use a new GitHub Codespace.

A.  

mentions:

B.  

Smentioned:

C.  

mentioned:

D.  

threads:

A.  

Authored by the same user.

B.  

Authored by different users.

C.  

The same.

D.  

Different.

A.  

outside collaborators in the same organization

B.  

outside collaborators with repo Admin access

C.  

members in the same organization

D.  

members in another organization in that enterprise

A.  

Saved replies are tied to a GitHub user ' s personal account.

B.  

Saved replies are allocated at the enterprise level for all users.

C.  

Saved replies allow you to create a reusable response to issues and pull requests.

D.  

Saved replies will send auto notifications when a user is tagged to an issue.

A.  

Restricts who can edit specific files

B.  

Requires peer code review for code changes

C.  

Defines access permissions for the repository

D.  

Sets the reviewers for pull requests automatically

A.  

Settings

B.  

Issues

C.  

Insights

D.  

Charts

A.  

GitHub app

B.  

Git repository

C.  

Markdown document

D.  

GitHub Pages site

A.  

Personal biography and profile picture

B.  

Public Secure Shell Protocol (SSH) keys

C.  

A list of the user ' s private repositories

D.  

Email address and password

A.  

devcontainer

B.  

dotfiles

C.  

settings sync

D.  

operating system

E.  

branch protections

F.  

IDE plug-ins

A.  

Branching creates physical copies of the project on disk, ensuring data redundancy and backup.

B.  

Branching helps in automatically merging changes from different branches into the main branch.

C.  

Branching is necessary for organizing files and folders within a Git repository.

D.  

Branching creates an isolated environment to try new ideas and make changes without affecting other branches.

A.  

web development and browser-based coding

B.  

remote collaboration and real-time editing

C.  

local file manipulation and offline work

D.  

cloud-based operations and synchronization

A.  

To provide a folder that stores project files, including documentation, on your local machine

B.  

To provide a version control system designed for small projects, offering simple tools for organizing files on your laptop

C.  

To provide a cloud-based hosting service for project documentation, providing a secure and centralized location for file storage

D.  

To provide a collaborative space where developers can share and manage code files, track changes, and store revision history

A.  

repository visibility change

B.  

repository naming convention

C.  

repository secrets

D.  

repository deletion and transfer

A.  

Mercurial

B.  

Perforce

C.  

Subversion

D.  

Git

A.  

To directly deploy changes from the main branch without any intermediate testing

B.  

To speed up the process of merging changes into the main branch

C.  

To avoid the need for testing changes in production

D.  

To ensure the changes are verified and validated in a production environment

A.  

Any public repository.

B.  

The same repository as your workflow file.

C.  

GitHub Packages.

D.  

An enterprise marketplace.

E.  

A published Docker container image on Docker Hub.

A.  

Offers multi-line function suggestions

B.  

Organization-wide policy management

C.  

Blocks suggestions matching public code

D.  

VPN proxy support via self-signed certificates

E.  

Support for organization or enterprise GitHub accounts

F.  

Plugs directly into the editor

A.  

Star the issue.

B.  

Label the issue.

C.  

Subscribe to the issue.

D.  

Pin the issue.

A.  

stars

B.  

stargazers

C.  

starviewers

D.  

starwatcher

A.  

Draft

B.  

Closed

C.  

Rebasing

D.  

Merged

E.  

Modified

F.  

Open

A.  

Feature request

B.  

Custom template

Bug report

C.  

Standard template

D.  

Security notification

A.  

With Admin permissions, navigate to Repository settings and select Template Repository.

B.  

With Maintain permissions, navigate to Organization settings, select the repository, and choose Template Repository.

C.  

With Admin permissions, navigate to Organization settings, select the repository, and choose Template Repository.

D.  

With Maintain permissions, navigate to Repository settings and select Template Repository.

A.  

Adopting open source code into the organization

B.  

Sharing code between teams within the organization

C.  

Removing open source code from the organization

D.  

Making all repositories publicly accessible

A.  

A branching model that uses feature branches and multiple primary branches

B.  

A strategy where separate branches are created for each release, and pull requests are used to collaborate on and approve releases

C.  

A lightweight workflow that allows for safe experimentation with new ideas and collaboration on projects through branching, pull requests, and merging

D.  

A strict workflow that enforces a linear development process with all changes made directly on the main branch

A.  

Team visibility can be visible or secret.

B.  

Teams can be nested.

C.  

Teams has a maximum size of 100 users.

D.  

Teams requires access to at least one repository.

A.  

Using PayPal as a payment processor.

B.  

Equal to 95% of the contribution value.

C.  

By including GitHub matching funds.

D.  

After setting up a sponsored developer profile.

A.  

A release issue is created.

B.  

A git tag is created.

C.  

The feature branch is merged.

D.  

The changes are deployed.

A.  

Git is a centralized version control system, while GitHub is a cloud-based collaboration platform.

B.  

Git is a cloud-based hosting service, while GitHub is a distributed version control system.

C.  

Git and GitHub are different names for the same tool that is used for version control and collaboration.

D.  

Git is a command-line tool for tracking file changes, while GitHub is a platform for collaborating on Git repositories.

A.  

Advanced tools and insights in private repositories.

B.  

Authentication with SAML single sign-on and increased GitHub Actions minutes.

C.  

Expanded storage and priority support.

D.  

Increased GitHub Actions minutes and additional GitHub Packages storage.

A.  

to create a unified, standardized ecosystem for all developers

B.  

to bring developers ' preferred tools together in one place

C.  

to develop proprietary tools and provide opinionated integration options

D.  

to offer a diverse range of tools for specific development needs

A.  

Be deleted

B.  

Commit changes

C.  

Restart

D.  

Time out

A.  

It provides centralized control and streamlined management of user accounts through their identity provider (IdP).

B.  

It offers additional collaboration and content creation capabilities for managed user accounts.

C.  

It automatically validates user interactions using the identity provider (IdP) conditional access policy (CAP).

D.  

It enables GitHub user accounts access to protected resources using SAML SSO.

A.  

To create a backup of the main branch

B.  

To capture information about an issue

C.  

To experiment with new features or fixes

D.  

To incorporate changes from a review

A.  

.github

B.  

/src

C.  

Root

D.  

/docs

A.  

Enhancement

B.  

Question

C.  

Help wanted

D.  

Documentation

A.  

Is a standalone software application.

B.  

Enables integration with office suite applications.

C.  

Is only available on Windows operating systems.

D.  

Offers a graphical user interface.

E.  

Is a self-hosted version of GitHub.