Diff, history and review

Questions 1 to 5 of 9

1. 1. What does this command show? ``bash git diff --staged ``

   Edits in the working directory that are not yet stagedEvery edit since the last commit, staged or notOnly the commit message of the last commitChanges that are staged, comparing HEAD with the staging area
2. 2. What does this command do? ``bash git restore --staged -p greeting.py ``

   Discards each hunk from the working file for goodCommits the staged hunks with the message greeting.pyAsks about each staged hunk and takes the ones you pick off the staging area, keeping the edits in the fileStages every hunk in greeting.py without asking
3. 3. The diff below changes old_greet.py into new_greet.py. What does python3 new_greet.py print? ``diff @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ def greet(name): - return "Hello " + name + return "Hello, " + name print(greet("Asha")) ``

   Hello AshaHello, AshaHello,AshaTraceback with a ZeroDivisionError
4. 4. Is this statement true? After you run git add greeting.py, plain git diff shows the change you made to greeting.py.

   False, because the staging area now matches the working directory, so plain git diff shows nothingTrue, because plain git diff always shows every edit since the last commit
5. 5. What is the short option that makes git show leave out the diff and print only the commit details?

   Type your answer.