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Your answers go here!
Please include your name and number your answers.
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Patrick Russo -- EC -- The Booleans

1- Linus Torvalds
2- Linux operating system
3- 2005
4- get init
5- It uploads a local repository to a remote repository.
6- A fork is a copy of a repository that I will manage. Having a fork is good because I can make changes to my repository without effecting the original.
7-
8-
9- NOO!!!
10- True

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## Quiz Questions

#### 1. Who invented Git?

Linus Torvalds
#### 2. What else is the person who invented Git famous for?

He created the Linux operating system
#### 3. What year was Git invented?

2005
#### 4. What is the git command to initialize a new repository?

git init
#### 5. In your own words, describe what the command `git push` is doing.

It uploads a local repository to a remote repository.
#### 6. What is the purpose of a `.gitignore` file?

It tells git which files to ignore when commiting your project to the github repository.
#### 7. What is a fork? Why would you want to have a fork?

A fork is a copy of a repository that I will manage. Having a fork is good because I can make changes to my repository without effecting the original.
#### 8. What is a clone? How many clones can you have?

#### 9. Should you put a Github repository inside of another Github repository?

NO!!!!!
#### 10. You can type `git status` at any time while in a git repository - true or false?

True

## Additional Resources

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