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I am implementing a new feature and I want to avoid running the risk of losing my work.What do I do? I push my feature branch onto a remote main repository so as to effectively create a shared backup and keep it synced as I make changes. From an architectural point of view, a modern Version Control System belongs to one of two types. Centralized or distributed. What does the following GIT command do? git clone <URI> It creates an identical local copy (clone) of the repository found at the given URL. Two software engineers approach the implementation of a feature with GIT in the following different ways.Who's approach is best and why? DEV1 git checkout dev git pull git checkout -b feature-1234 ... git add . git commit -m "done feature 1234" git checkout dev git pull git merge feature-1234 git push DEV2 git checkout dev git pull ... git add . git commit -m "done feature 1234" git pull git push DEV1 conveniently isolates the implementation in an separate branch. I want to make sure I have all my team mate's latest changes in my dev branch.What is the GIT command I use? git pull. In what way a Version Control System distinguishes different versions of the same component? By assigning each version a unique ID. GIT does not allow multiple developers to work simultaneously at the same software component? True/False? Why? False. GIT keeps track of changes and guarantees that they are merged (automatically, if possible, or by signalling conflicts and supporting their manual resolution). I want to send my changes upstream with GIT. What is the the command I use? git push. In what way a Version Control System minimized the use of storage space? By ensuring that duplicate copies of identical files are not maintained. What is a _branching model_ to a software development team? It is a set of conventions and procedures team members agree on and follow in order to come to a managed software development process.