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Pimpri Chinchwad Education Trust’s Record No.

: ACAD/R/18
Pimpri Chinchwad University
Sate Maval, Pune Revision:

Date: 18/11/2024

Theory Assignment No. 5


Div-N

Department/Program: School of Computer Engineering & Technology


Academic Year: 2024-25
Maximum Marks: 20 Marks
Semester: I
Year and Div.: F.Y B.Tech (N)

Subject: Web Programming Subject Teacher: Ms. Amruta Hingmire Name & sign

Assignment No: 5 Date:18-11-2024 Date of Submission:21-11-2024

Q1. Explain what GitHub is and describe how it helps developers in web development
projects.
Q2. How Does Git Help in Collaborative Web Development?
Q3. What Are Code Editors? Name Some Popular Code Editors Used in Web
Development.
Q4. How Do You Clone a Git Repository from GitHub Using Git?
Q5. Explain the basic workflow of Git.
Q6. You are working on a web development project with a team. How would you
organize your Git workflow to ensure that all team members can work on different
features simultaneously without interfering with each other’s work?
Q7. Why is GitHub essential for version control in collaborative web development
projects? Explain with examples.
Q8. Describe the difference between a commit and a push in Git, and explain when
each is used.
Q9. Create a new branch in Git, make a simple change to a file, merge the branch
back to the main branch, and explain each step.
Q10. Initialize a new Git repository, add a new file, commit it, and push the changes to
a GitHub repository. Explain each command used.

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