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Cisco Certified DevNet Associate (DEVASC) · Cisco
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A and C are correct. [..] If you have a team of developers working on a project, all writing new code or changing previously written code, losing those files could set you back weeks or months. Version control can protect your code by allowing changes to be checked in (through a process known as a code commit) to a hierarchical tree structure of folders with files in them. You often don’t know what a developer might need to change or has changed, but the version control system does. Each check-in is tagged with who made the change and what the person changed within the code. Instead of using inefficient techniques such as file locking, a version control system handles concurrent check-ins, allowing two programmers to commit code at the same time. [..] Another aspect of a version control system is the ability to branch and merge code built independently. This is very useful if you are writing code on a part of an application that could conflict with another part written by another team. Page 170 CCNA DevNet (DEVASC) - 200-901
A and C Very obvious
A, C will be the answer