To include a repository as a Submodule in your project, use the command git __________.
- submodule add
- add-submodule
- attach-submodule
- include-submodule
The correct answer is submodule add. This command is used to add a repository as a submodule to your project. Submodules are a way to include other Git repositories as a subdirectory in your project, and they allow you to track and update external dependencies.
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