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Choose the best response for each question.
What are GitHub Actions used for?
To automate software development tasks
To facilitate continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD).
To integrate infrastructure as code within your project's context.
All of these functions.
What are the three types of GitHub actions?
Container actions, JavaScript actions, and composite actions
Embedded actions, composite actions, and container actions
Workflows, triggers, and composite actions
Which of the following actions could not be used as an event trigger (on:)?
(on:)
Making a commit
Opening a new tab in your browser
Merging a branch
Opening an issue
What are the two types of manual events that can trigger a GitHub Actions workflow?
workflow_run and push_manual
workflow_dispatch and repository_dispatch
manual_run and external_trigger
workflow_trigger and repository_webhook
What is the primary benefit of using GitHub's larger hosted runners?
They provide additional CPU and memory resources for running resource-intensive jobs.
GitHub's larger runners are available at no additional cost beyond standard runners.
Larger runners come with completely different pre-installed tools compared to standard runners.
Repository-level policies cannot be configured to control access to larger runners.
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