Install new drive - restore basic questions

Comments have a new internal drive installed on my MacBook Pro mid-2009 and after reading the relevant articles confirm a few basic things since this is my first time doing so wanted.

Should I format the new disk using disk utility before using my last Time Machine backup to restore my files and Mavericks? If so, just start as normal and go to disk utility > format the drive > shut down > restart by pressing Option > choose restore in Time Machine? If it's just restart by pressing Option and choose restore from my latest backup from Time Machine?

I am running Mavericks. Apple somehow automatically restore and update me to El Capitan?

In addition to the Time Machine on my Time Capsule backups, I all supported up to two ext HD. Everything I need to do in preparation or at the time of the restoration?

Should I format the new disk using disk utility before using my last Time Machine backup

It would be a good idea to do so. You must start on the recovery Partition to reformat the drive. While there, you can restore from Time Machine.

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