Version Control
/ˈvɝː-ʒən kən-ˈtrōl/
noun — "memory for systems that refuse to stay still."
Version Control is a system for tracking, managing, and organizing changes to files over time, most commonly used in software development. It allows developers to record snapshots of a project, compare differences between versions, revert to earlier states, and coordinate changes made by multiple people without overwriting each other’s work.