[Solved] Given this sequence of commands, what is the output of git status after step 4? 1. git checkout -b feature 2. touch newfile.txt 3. git add newfile.txt 4. git status | Git

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Given this sequence of commands, what is the output of git status after step 4?

1. git checkout -b feature
2. touch newfile.txt
3. git add newfile.txt
4. git status

AOn branch feature Changes to be committed: (new file: newfile.txt)

BOn branch feature nothing to commit, working tree clean

COn branch main Changes to be committed: (new file: newfile.txt)

Dfatal: not a git repository

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze branch and file status
After 'git checkout -b feature', you are on 'feature' branch. 'touch newfile.txt' creates a new file. 'git add newfile.txt' stages it.
Step 2: Understand git status output
'git status' shows staged changes. Since newfile.txt is added, it appears under 'Changes to be committed' on branch 'feature'.
Final Answer:
On branch feature Changes to be committed: (new file: newfile.txt) -> Option A
Quick Check:
Added file staged = git status shows it [OK]

Quick Trick: Staged files show under 'Changes to be committed' in git status [OK]

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