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* basic git test

the following is a git basic proficiency test.  it will help you know if you
already have enough git skills to start making minimal contributions to
our codebase.

you should be able to answer the following questions in 1 or 2 sentences.

  1. is git the same thing as github?
  2. what's the difference between git and github?
  3. how do you get a git repository from
     git@challenge-bot.com:repos/3501/OpenCVShowImage ?
  4. how to you tell git that a file should be included in the next snapshot
     (aka commit)?
  5. how do you make a separate area in the repo for your commits that will
     not affect other team members commits?
  6. how do you make a commit, assuming you have a good commit message?
  7. what are some requirements of commit messages?
  8. how do you make your commits available for others to see?
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8e221f1e	1	* basic git test
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	3	the following is a git basic proficiency test. it will help you know if you
	4	already have enough git skills to start making minimal contributions to
	5	our codebase.
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	7	you should be able to answer the following questions in 1 or 2 sentences.
	8
	9	1. is git the same thing as github?
	10	2. what's the difference between git and github?
	11	3. how do you get a git repository from
	12	git@challenge-bot.com:repos/3501/OpenCVShowImage ?
	13	4. how to you tell git that a file should be included in the next snapshot
	14	(aka commit)?
	15	5. how do you make a separate area in the repo for your commits that will
	16	not affect other team members commits?
	17	6. how do you make a commit, assuming you have a good commit message?
	18	7. what are some requirements of commit messages?
	19	8. how do you make your commits available for others to see?