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| # QUIZ 06 -- Advanced topics | ||
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| - Question 1: What is the key difference between Git and centralized version control systems like Subversion (SVN)? | ||
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| a) Git uses a client-server architecture, while SVN uses a distributed model. | ||
| b) SVN supports offline work and branching better than Git. | ||
| c) Git stores the entire version history locally on each user's machine, while SVN relies on a central repository. | ||
| d) SVN has more advanced conflict resolution tools compared to Git. | ||
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| - Question 2: What is a "rebase" operation in Git and when might you use it? | ||
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| a) Rebase is used to discard changes from a commit. | ||
| b) Rebase is a way to combine multiple repositories into one. | ||
| c) Rebase is used to merge two branches together. | ||
| d) Rebase is used to incorporate changes from one branch onto another by moving, modifying, or squashing commits. | ||
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| Question 1: 1 point for selecting option c (correct answer). | ||
| 0 points for selecting any other options. | ||
| Question 2: 1 point for selecting option d (correct answer). | ||
| 0 points for selecting any other options. | ||
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