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Git Working copy

A working copy is a local copy of a repository or branch you are currently working on. You can easily switch between different branches from the same repository to work with different features. By default, the working copy is related to the master branch. You can get a local copy of a repository using the git clone command and change between branches using the git checkout command. Your local operations like pull and commit are finally returned to the remote repository when you push your changes.

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