Computer Science, asked by niharikaniha3366, 2 months ago

Version Management allows parallel concurrent development. State True or False.

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Answered by nidaeamann
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Explanation:

The statement given in question is true.

Version Management does allow parallel concurrent development. In parallel concurrent development,  several developers check out their own working versions for the same object. Every developer will work on his particular part of program and when all developers are done, then they merge the program and that parallel working of developers is achieved through version management

Answered by Anonymous
5

Version Management allows parallel concurrent development. - True

  • Parallel creation is when various developers assess their personal working versions of the similar thing
  • Each programmer works on various parts of the project. The two versions must be combined until the developers have finished their work.
  • Only the object owner version may put it in the project while it is in a working state. The update process compares the working object version with the project being modified to ensure that the correct version is chosen.
  • They must be combined as soon as two parallel working versions and their related tasks are signed in. There isn't a single edition that has entire updates
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