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@smartgit just did a few tests, and I got some feedback.
The answer to the question "Which command adds all modified files to the staging area?" is wrong. It's `git add -u`. The proposed answer `git add .` also adds untracked files.
"What is the difference between git fetch and git pull?" The proposed answer "... pull dowload and merge" is not necessarly true. It can download and rebase depending on your config.
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I was **very** plasently surprised that you show `git switch` and `git restore`. There is no reason anymore to use the confusing `git checkout` anymore since their introduction. You may understand why I was a bit sad when I saw that the answer for "Which command creates a new branch AND switches to it?" was `git checkout -b feature` (which is technically right but should not be teached anymore) and not `git switch -c feature`.
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Likewise, for "You want to merge 'feature' branch into 'main'. Which commands should you run?", why is the expected answer "`git checkout main`, then ...` and not "`git switch main`, then ..."
Likewise, in the question "Which command discards all uncommitted changes in your working directory?", why is the answer `git checkout -- .` and not `git restore .`, especially since `git restore --staged .` is proposed?
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It's **very** nice that you present `HEAD~3Μ` (in the question "What does HEAD~3 refer to?"). Git revisions are not well known, especially `@{1}Μ` or `some_branch@{1}Μ`. A link to the [documentation](https://git-scm.com/docs/gitrevisions) in the explanation or the link bellow would have been a plus.
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