CompTIA Linux+ XK0-006 (V8) Practice Question

Git supports a pre-commit hook that runs automatically before each commit is recorded. By wiring this hook to tools such as pylint-which checks PEP 8 style and detects likely coding mistakes-and a formatter like black, the commit is rejected until the problems are fixed. This forces developers (including those using AI-generated code) to verify and correct output before the code leaves their workstation, fulfilling the exam objective of code linting and the AI guideline of verify output. Enabling Git LFS only changes how large files are stored; it does not analyze code. Rebasing/squashing tidies history but does not lint. GPG signing confirms authorship but performs no style or logic checks.