Version Control 🔄

Git is a distributed version control system, which means that each person who works on a project has their own copy of the entire project, including its history. When someone makes a change and pushes it to the central repository, everyone else can pull the changes down and merge them into their own copy of the project.

Git is a great tool for collaboration, as it allows people to work independently on their own copies of the project and then easily merge their changes together. It also makes it easy to roll back changes if something goes wrong.