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15 changes: 14 additions & 1 deletion answers.txt
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Your answers go here!
Corey Lott

1. Linus Torvalds
2. Creator of Linux
3. April 7, 2005
4. git init
5. It pushes the code I worked on which is in my local repository and pushes it back to the remote repository.
6. tells git not to track certain files.
7. fork allows you to copy a repository. And it allows you to play around with the code without messing with the original.
8. It creates a copy of a specific repository or branch. Normally you would only need to clone once, but you can have multiple different clones of different repository.
9. you can have a github repository as a subdirectory of another repository.
10. yes


Please include your name and number your answers.
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