Rate your proficiency in version control systems Git on a scale from one to five.

The assessment of Git proficiency on a scale from 1 to 5 might look like this:

1 — basic knowledge: able to create repositories, make commits, simple branches. 2 — understand branch merging, resolving simple conflicts. 3 — able to work with remote repositories, branching, rebasing, tags. 4 — experience with more complex scenarios: cherry-pick, stash, hooks, team Git configuration. 5 — deep understanding of Git's internal structure, scripting, work optimization, resolving complex conflicts and histories.

I rate my level as 3 — confidently working with basic commands and understanding branching and merging concepts.