1. What is Bitbucket?
A. A version control system
B. A web-based platform for code collaboration
C. Both A and B
D. None of the above
Answer: C
2. Which version control systems are supported by Bitbucket?
A. Git
B. Subversion
C. Mercurial
D. All of the above
Answer: D
3. What is the primary use of Bitbucket?
A. Code collaboration
B. Issue tracking
C. Continuous integration
D. Project management
Answer: A
4. Which programming languages can you manage with Bitbucket?
A. Java
B. Python
C. C++
D. All of the above
Answer: D
5. What is a repository in Bitbucket?
A. A collection of code
B. A storage location for database backups
C. A place to store physical documents
D. A Bitbucket user account
Answer: A
6. What is a pull request in Bitbucket?
A. A request for code deletion
B. A request to merge code changes
C. A request to create a new repository
D. A request to fork a repository
Answer: B
7. How do you create a new repository in Bitbucket?
A. Use the "git init" command
B. Use the Bitbucket web interface
C. Use the "svn create" command
D. None of the above
Answer: B
8. What is the purpose of forking a repository in Bitbucket?
A. To create a copy of the repository in your account
B. To delete the original repository
C. To merge code changes
D. To submit an issue
Answer: A
9. Which Bitbucket feature allows you to track and manage issues and tasks?
A. Bitbucket Code Insights
B. Bitbucket Pipelines
C. Bitbucket Issues
D. Bitbucket Add-ons
Answer: C
10. What is Bitbucket Pipelines used for?
A. Code collaboration
B. Continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD)
C. Issue tracking
D. Project management
Answer: B
11. What is the purpose of a .gitignore file in a Bitbucket repository?
A. To specify which files should be committed to the repository
B. To specify which files should be ignored when committing
C. To specify who can access the repository
D. To specify the repository description
Answer: B
12. Which Bitbucket feature helps you visualize code quality and track code review progress?
A. Bitbucket Code Insights
B. Bitbucket Pipelines
C. Bitbucket Issues
D. Bitbucket Add-ons
Answer: A
13. What is a webhook in Bitbucket?
A. A type of security token
B. A way to integrate with external services
C. A code review tool
D. A type of repository
Answer: B
14. Which Bitbucket feature allows you to set up automated build and deployment pipelines?
A. Bitbucket Code Insights
B. Bitbucket Pipelines
C. Bitbucket Issues
D. Bitbucket Add-ons
Answer: B
15. What is the difference between Bitbucket Server and Bitbucket Cloud?
A. Bitbucket Server is a self-hosted solution, while Bitbucket Cloud is a cloud-hosted solution.
B. Bitbucket Cloud is a self-hosted solution, while Bitbucket Server is a cloud-hosted solution.
C. They are the same, and the terms are used interchangeably.
D. Bitbucket Cloud is free, and Bitbucket Server is a paid service.
Answer: A
16. Which Bitbucket feature allows you to integrate with third-party apps and services?
A. Bitbucket Code Insights
B. Bitbucket Pipelines
C. Bitbucket Issues
D. Bitbucket Add-ons
Answer: D
17. How do you grant permissions to users in a Bitbucket repository?
A. By sharing your login credentials
B. By adding them as collaborators to the repository
C. By forking the repository
D. By creating a pull request
Answer: B
18. What is a Git commit in Bitbucket?
A. A way to revert code changes
B. A snapshot of the code at a specific point in time
C. A way to delete code files
D. A code review process
Answer: B
19. Which of the following is NOT a Bitbucket deployment option?
A. AWS Elastic Beanstalk
B. Heroku
C. Azure Virtual Machines
D. Bitbucket Deployments
Answer: D
20. How can you trigger a Bitbucket Pipeline build?
A. By creating a new repository
B. By pushing code changes to the repository
C. By forking the repository
D. By closing an issue
Answer: B
21. What is the purpose of Bitbucket Insights?
A. To track code quality and code review progress
B. To manage user permissions in a repository
C. To automate deployment pipelines
D. To create code repositories
Answer: A
22. How do you revert a commit in Bitbucket?
A. By deleting the commit from the commit history
B. By creating a new repository
C. By creating a new branch
D. By creating a new pull request
Answer: A
23. What is a Bitbucket tag used for?
A. To label a specific commit in the repository
B. To create a new branch
C. To grant access to a repository
D. To merge code changes
Answer: A
24. What is the purpose of the Bitbucket Wiki?
A. To store code files
B. To collaborate on documentation and knowledge sharing
C. To manage user permissions
D. To track code quality
Answer: B
25. Which programming languages are supported by Bitbucket Pipelines for build and deployment?
A. Java
B. Python
C. Ruby
D. Multiple languages, including Docker support
Answer: D
26. How does Bitbucket handle code conflicts during a merge?
A. It automatically resolves conflicts.
B. It highlights conflicts and requires manual resolution.
C. It cancels the merge process.
D. It deletes conflicting code.
Answer: B
27. What is Bitbucket Insights?
A. A code review tool
B. A code quality tracking feature
C. A deployment tool
D. A code collaboration platform
Answer: B
28. What is the purpose of a Bitbucket pipeline configuration file (bitbucket-pipelines.yml)?
A. It defines the repository description.
B. It specifies who can access the repository.
C. It configures the build and deployment process.
D. It manages user permissions.
Answer: C
29. How do you create a new branch in Bitbucket?
A. By deleting the existing branches
B. By using the "git branch" command
C. By using the Bitbucket web interface
D. By creating a new repository
Answer: C
30. What is the purpose of a Bitbucket access key?
A. To log in to Bitbucket
B. To grant users access to a repository
C. To secure SSH connections for Git operations
D. To manage user permissions
Answer: C
31. How do you grant read-only access to a Bitbucket repository?
A. By adding users as administrators
B. By sharing your login credentials
C. By creating a public repository
D. By using the "git pull" command
Answer: C
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