3)What is the difference between GIT and SVN? The difference between GIT and SVN is a) Git is less preferred for handling extremely large files or frequently changing binary files while SVN can handle multiple projects stored in the same repository. b) GIT does not support ‘commits’ across multiple branches or tags. Subversion allows the creation of folders at any location in the repository layout. c)Gits are unchangeable, while Subversion allows committers to treat a tag as a branch and to create multiple revisions under a tag root. 4) What is a repository in GIT? A repository contains a directory named. git, where git keeps all of its metadata for the repository. The content of the. git directory is private to git.

3)What is the difference between GIT and SVN?

The difference between GIT and SVN is

 a) Git is less preferred for handling extremely large files or frequently changing

binary files while SVN can handle multiple projects stored in the same repository.

 b) GIT does not support ‘commits’ across multiple branches or tags. Subversion

allows the creation of folders at any location in the repository layout.

 c)Gits are unchangeable, while Subversion allows committers to treat a tag as a

branch and to create multiple revisions under a tag root.

4) What is a repository in GIT?

 A repository contains a directory named. git, where git keeps all of its metadata for

the repository. The content of the. git directory is private to git.