What is Git Branch?

Approach 1: Using git checkout Command

In Git, a branch is essentially a movable pointer to a specific commit in the repository’s history. The default branch, often named master or main, represents the primary line of development. When developers create a new branch, they’re essentially creating a new line of development that extends from the main branch.

Now let’s see how to switch branches in GIT:

How to Switch Branch in Git?

In version control system, Git is one of the most powerful tools for managing code changes and collaboration among developers. A fundamental aspect of Git’s functionality is its branching system, which enables you to work on multiple features or fixes concurrently without affecting the main codebase. In this article, we will see a walkaround on how to effectively switch between branches in Git.

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