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Git is a distributed version control system for tracking changes in source code, allowing collaborative work and branch management.

Git is distributed, with local repository copies; SVN is centralized, requiring network connectivity for repository access.

Merge conflicts occur when changes in different branches clash. Resolve by manually editing files and committing the result.

Branching isolates development work without affecting other parts of the repository, aiding in feature development and experimentation.

A PR is a request to merge code from one branch to another, facilitating code review and discussion before integration.

Resolve code conflicts through communication, careful review, manual merging, testing, and documenting resolutions.

Refactoring improves code structure and readability without altering functionality, enhancing maintainability and quality.

GitFlow organizes branches and releases, defining naming conventions and branch purposes for structured and organized development.

Git rebase re-applies commits onto another base for a cleaner history. Use with caution to maintain a linear project history.

Distributed systems allow offline work, flexible branching/merging, faster operations, redundancy, and collaborative workflows.