Question 1

Who can access the wiki of a private repository on GitHub?

Options :

A : People who have at least read access to the repository.

B : Any GitHub user.

C : Only the repository owner.

D : The public, without any restrictions.

Answer: A

Question 2

How do GitHub projects automatically stay up to date with changes in issues or pull requests?

Options :

A : by avoiding the use of automation in project management

B : by requiring manual updates for each task

C : by limiting access to project collaborators

D : by automatically reflecting changes in fields such as assignees, milestones, and labels

Answer: D

Question 3

What is the basic element of GitHub where users can store your code or files and view their revision history?

Options :

A : repository

B : commit

C : issue

D : branch

Answer: A

Question 4

As a developer, you want to programmatically manage a GitHub project without logging into the GitHub user interface. What options do you have to do this? (select two)

Options :

A : use the GitHub CLI to create and manage issues and pull requests

B : download and install Git to manage existing issues

C : use the GitHub Wiki functionality to programmatically manage GitHub projects

D : ues the GraphQL API to manage the project

Answer: A,D

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a goal of a Version Control System (VCS)?

Options :

A : see all the changes made to your files, when the changes were made, and who made them

B : allow multiple team members to work on a project in a collaborative environment

C : ensuring compliance with industry regulations as files are created or changed

D : retrieve or view earlier versions of individual files or entire project

Answer: C