Question 1

Where can you find the settings to change the visibility of your Project?

Options :

A : Visibility and Access

B : Project Hub

C : Red Zone

D : Danger Zone

Answer: D

Question 2

What does the GitHub flow ensure when properly followed?

Options :

A : Immediate deployment of all changes without review.

B : That all changes are made directly to the main branch.

C : Safe experimentation and collaboration through branching, pull requests, and merging.

D : That branches are never deleted to keep a record of all changes.

Answer: C

Question 3

You are a Project Manager, and want to track the progress of your issues over time. You need to show how much work is completed and how much is left to do. What type of chart should you create using insights for Projects?

Options :

A : use the default Contribution graph

B : use the Velocity chart

C : use a Burn Up chart

D : create a Cumulative Flow diagram

Answer: C

Question 4

What are the steps to set up GitHub Copilot for use?

Options :

A : Speak into your IDE to activate GitHub Copilot.

B : Install it as an IDE extension and create a GitHub account.

C : Register for a GitHub Copilot subscription and await a physical installation package to be delivered.

D : Download and run a standalone GitHub Copilot application.

Answer: B

Question 5

How does incorporating GitHub Actions into your development process contribute to increased efficiency and accelerated development cycles?

Options :

A : GitHub Actions can automatically add the appropriate labels whenever someone creates a new issue in your repository

B : GitHub Actions can run multiple jobs after code has been merged to the main branch, such as deploying the application and running scripts

C : GitHub Actions can automate the remediation of code errors that are found within a pull request before merging the changes

D : GitHub Actions can automate tasks such as testing code as soon as a pull request has been created

Answer: A,B,D