Professionally developing a Project is not easy work because it goes through many steps before production. And Often, there’s a lot of experiment, error, and correction that goes into building something that works the way it’s supposed to. That’s where version control comes in.
Version control is like a tracking program for your project. It stores time to time updates in your code. You can then access these versions to compare or alter them as needed.
For example, imagine you are working on a substantial project. And this project has multiple versions, which you need to release and some are already released. So suddenly, you saw that your project is breaking because of new changes, then you need to revert your code to the stable version.
In this scenario, a version control system can help you revert to the last version quickly.
Version control also helps you work in a team, create branches, and keep track of every team member’s development.