Version Control allows users to
lock files so they can only be
edited by one person at a time
and track changes to files
Select one:
True
False
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The above statement is true.
What is version control?
- Version control is a method which allows multiple people to work on a file that is accessible.
- Version control also provides effective measures of data management so it can be identified that which change was made by whom.
- Version control provides version histories so that the user can effectively look as the changes made to a file.
- Also, it allows users to apply the lock file feature so that only one person can edit the file.
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Version Control allows users to lock files so they can only be edited by one person at a time and track changes to files: True
True statement:
- Version control is used to handle numerous versions of computer files and programs.
- A version control system, sometimes known as a VCS, has two main data management functions.
- It enables users to lock files so that only one person can edit them at a time, as well as track file changes.
False statement:
Users can use Version Control to lock files so that only one person can edit them at a time and track changes to files: True, So it cannot be considered a false statement.
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