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CST438: Using Git for Source Code Management

 Git is very helpful for managing source code. It saves all changes, so we can see history and go back if something is wrong. It also helps many developers work together using branches. Each person can work on their own part without breaking the main code. GitHub also makes it easy to share code and review changes.

However, Git merge cannot solve everything. Even if there is no conflict, the code can still have errors. For example, two developers may change different lines, but the final code may not work together. Git cannot understand logic, so developers still need to test and check the code after merging. Communication between developers is still important. 

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