[Solved] Given the following history output: 100 ls -l 101 git status 102 cd projects 103 git commit -m 'fix'What command will run if you type !git? | Linux CLI

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Given the following history output:

  100  ls -l
  101  git status
  102  cd projects
  103  git commit -m 'fix'

What command will run if you type !git?

Agit commit -m 'fix'

Bgit status

Cls -l

Dcd projects

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify last command starting with 'git'
From history, commands 101 and 103 start with 'git'. The last one is 103: git commit -m 'fix'.
Step 2: Understand !git runs last matching command
!git reruns the most recent command starting with 'git', which is command 103.
Final Answer:
git commit -m 'fix' -> Option A
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