Exit Ticket: Day 1 - Pairing and Git

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Exit Ticket: Day 1 - Pairing and Git

You should be able to:

• Practice effective pair programming
• Manage a project using git

Which git command adds files to the staging area?

	Option	Explanation
	status	Displays the current state of the working directory and staging area.
☑️	add	Adds a change in the working directory to the staging area.
	commit	Records and documents the changes to the repository.
	push	Uploads local repository content to a remote repository.

For each concept, select which categories it fits into – git or GitHub:

	Git	GitHub	Explanation
clone	☑️		clone is a command in Git that lets us copy the contents of a remote repository (on GitHub) to our local machine; GitHub will give us a link to help us clone it, but it's not something we do on GitHub.
repository	☑️	☑️	GitHub lets us have a remote repository; we can initialize a new local repository using Git: git init.
fork		☑️	Forking makes a copy of a repository to our own GitHub profile so that we can make changes to it without affecting the original project.
commit	☑️	☑️	commit is a command in Git that saves a snapshot of our repository. You could mark Github on this one too since repositories are stored on Github therefore commits are also stored there.

For each choice pick whether it describes the driver or the navigator in pair programming:

	Driver	Navigator
Spots syntax issues		☑️
Reads the docs		☑️
Writes code	☑️
Sees the big picture		☑️
Works out the details	☑️
Speaks at a high level		☑️
Asks clarifying questions	☑️