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# Question
What is the difference between `git fork` and `git clone`, and when would you use each?
What is the difference between `git fork` and `git clone`, and when would you use each?

### 📝 Short Explanation
This question is often asked to check if you understand collaboration workflows in Git — especially how open-source and team projects. Many developers confuse `fork` and `clone`, so it helps to clarify the purpose and use cases of both.
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