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  • 1 Distributed Version Control

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  • What is difference between D VCS and VCS.

    D VCS only stores differences with previous version  (complete object content!). This results in less data => faster and more powerfull tool.
  • How are objects linked.

    Objects are linked using pointers to the objects that contain 41 bits SHA1-hash checksums.
  • 2 File Status LifeCycle

  • What status can a File be in GIT and where is it stored.

    Unmodified           (Commited and thus in repository)
    Modified                 (Changed/added/removed and thus untracked, only in workarea!)
    Staged                     (Changed and tracked, in repository).
  • 3 Reposit Data Structure

  • What is a branch.

    A branch is a pointer pointing to a specific snapshot.
    Each commit stores the changes ontop of the previous snapshot.
  • How are snapshots created/managed in GIT?

    As a linked list of Commits that represent branches.
    Each Commit uses pointers to its tree and blob information (representing the difference between that commit and its predecessor).
  • What are the basic pointers called in GIT.

    Masterpointer => pointer that belongs to the initial branch (the one you started with). It moves along with the commits on this branch.

    Headpointer => pointer that points to the last commit of the active (current) branch ('go ahead').
  • What object types can a GIT repository contain and what does their structure look like?

    Blobs   => object storage (content + size).
    Trees   => directory structure storage (pointers to all blobs (names + SHA1-hash value).
    Commits => snapshot (pointers to previous commit and current tree with their SHA1-hash value).
  • 3.1 Basic GIT commands

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  • How to "add readme.txt" to staging area.

    $git add readme.txt
  • How to "create a branch 'testing' "? And how to 'change the HEAD pointer to this new branch'?And how can these two commands be combined

    $git branch testing
    $git checkout testing
    $git chckout -eb testing
  • How to jump back to master branch?

    $git checkout master => it updates workarea with content master branch.
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