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::::{card} Check your understanding
```{h5p} https://home.teachbooks.io/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=h5p_embed&id=2
```
:::::{card} Check your understanding
::::{question} Multiple-choice Single-select
:type: multiple-choice
:variant: single-select
Where are the contents of the book stored?
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[x] In a GitHub repository, typically organised into directories with markdown and Notebook files
> Fang-tasssstic 🐍
[ ] On the official Teachbooks website
> Slither back and try again! 🐍
[ ] In a local folder on your computer only
> Slither back and try again! 🐍
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::::{card} Check your understanding
```{h5p} https://home.teachbooks.io/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=h5p_embed&id=1
```
::::{question} Multiple-choice Single-select
:type: multiple-choice
:variant: single-select
What is a commit and what role does it play in the editing process?
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[ ] A commit automatically publishes changes to a live website without the need for approval
> Keep ssslithering... you’ll get it! 🐍
[ ] A commit is like a magic "undo" button that erases all your mistakes without anyone ever knowing they happened
> Keep ssslithering... you’ll get it! 🐍
[x] A commit is a snapshot of changes made to files in a repository, allowing tracking of modifications and collaboration
> Ssssuper job! 🐍
[ ] A commit is a way to permanently delete changes from a repository to prevent errors
> Keep ssslithering... you’ll get it! 🐍
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::::{question} Multiple-choice Single-select
:type: multiple-choice
:variant: single-select
You can determine the URL of the book website for a specific GitHub repository by checking the repository’s settings under GitHub Pages.
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[x] True
[ ] False
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::::{question} Multiple-choice Single-select
:type: multiple-choice
:variant: single-select
How can you view the changes you made to the book?
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[ ] By running the command git show-book in the terminal.
> Ssssstrike missed! Try again. 🐍
[ ] By refreshing the repository page and hoping the changes appear immediately.
> Ssssstrike missed! Try again. 🐍
[ ] By checking the "Commits" tab in the GitHub repository to see a visual preview of the book.
> Ssssstrike missed! Try again. 🐍
[x] By visiting the book's website URL after the GitHub Actions workflow has completed.
> Hissstory made! Great job! 🐍
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::::{question} Multiple-choice Single-select
:type: multiple-choice
:variant: single-select
A commit message and description are only necessary when collaborating with others on a Git-based book project; solo authors do not benefit from writing detailed commit messages.
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[ ] True
> Commit messages and descriptions are crucial for providing context about changes, making it easier to understand why a change was made, not just what was changed. They help developers (including your future self) track progress, collaborate effectively, and debug issues efficiently.
[x] False
> Exactly, well-written commit messages improve project maintainability and make it easier to revert changes if necessary also for solo authors.
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