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## 1. What is 2 + 2?

5
4

## 2. What is JavaScript?

An exciting new play about coffee.
JavaScript adds the "logic"—enabling features that move, refresh, or respond to user actions without needing to reload the entire page.


## 3. Name three problems Git & GitHub solve?

When people want to show off code to each other they can put it on GitHub
Version Control and History Management: Git solves the problem of losing code or being unable to undo mistakes.
Collaborative Bottlenecks: Without these tools, multiple people editing the same file often overwrite each other's work.
Project Transparency and Organization: GitHub provides a central platform for project management that Git alone does not have.

## 4. What happens when you `fork` a repository?
creates a personal, server-side duplicate of a project under your own account

You delete it

## 5. What happens when you clone a repository?

It send it to a friend
Cloning a repository downloads a full, independent copy of an online project to your local computer

## 6. What is a Pull Request?
A pull request (PR) is a method in version control systems (like Git) where a developer proposes changes—such as new features or bug fixes—to a codebase, requesting that team members review, discuss, and merge them into the main project. It

When you send a file over the internet