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Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following does git add do?
For example:
git add MyClass.java
O A. Stages MyClass.java so that it's changes are committed to the local repository on the next commit
B. Adds a new file, MyClass.java to the git repository. This is adds only purpose, and so we only do it the first time we add MyClass to the repository, and not
when we make changes.
C. Sends the current state of MyClass.java directly to the remote repository
D. Creates a new branch that contains only the file MyClass.java
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