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Git & Version Control
Q35 / 100
What is the purpose of "git show <commit>"?
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The correct answer is B) It displays detailed information about a specific commit, including its metadata and the changes it introduced
B
Correct Answer
It displays detailed information about a specific commit, including its metadata and the changes it introduced
Explanation
"git show <commit-hash>" displays the commit's message, author, date, and the diff of changes introduced by that commit.
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