Tell us about your experience working with the Git version control system and how you applied it in your projects.

In my practice, I actively used Git for version control, which allowed me to work efficiently in a team and track changes.

Main usage scenarios:

• Creating and switching between branches for developing new features without affecting the main branch.
• Using commits with meaningful messages to document changes.
• Merging branches and resolving conflicts when combining changes.
• Working with remote repositories (push, pull, fetch) to synchronize with the team.
• Using tags to mark releases.

For example, when developing a project, I created a separate branch for new functionality, and after completing the work, I made a pull request and conducted code review, which helped maintain code quality and simplified integration.