CS-I Journal J1006: Source Control

Name: Anish Choudhury

Date: 28-Aug-2022

I received assistance from: Mrs. Jang

I assisted: NO ONE

Section 1

Question 1: What is Git commmunicating to you?

Git is communicating who made this gitlog and when it was created.

Question 2: What do you see that is common between this git log command and the previous git commit?

They both create something on the shell.

Question 3: Why do you this this is?

They both use commands to create something on the shell.

Section 2

Question 1: What do you notice about file1.txt and file2.txt? How are they displayed in git status?

They are both displayed in red text.

Question 2: Are they both displayed in the same section? If not, why not?

Im not sure about this one because it's being very difficult with me.

Section 3

Question 1: What do you notice about file1.txt and file2.txt? How are they displayed in git status?

They are both displayed in green text.

Question 2: Compare and contrast the manner in which the two files are displayed.

file 1 is modified meanwhile file 2 is a new file.

Section 4

Question 1: How many files are listed as having been changed?

2 files are listed as having been changed.

Question 2: What are the specific differences listed for each file? In what color is the difference displayed?

Indexs. Both are specified in white.

Section 5

Question 1: What does git tell you has changed? Why?

It says nothing in the shell.

What did I learn? What is the "big idea"?

I learned that git is a very useful tool.

What challenges did I encounter?

I encountered challlenges when I reached the end of the wiki.

How could this experience be improved?

This experience could be improved by studying emacs a bit more.

Free Reflection: How has what I've learned affected my thinking?

I now realize that I can now track my code.