How does Git track changes within a repository?
- Through file timestamps
- By creating snapshots of the changes
- Using file checksums for changes
- Tracking changes through external logs
Git tracks changes by creating snapshots of the entire repository at different points in time. Each snapshot (commit) contains a reference to the previous snapshot, forming a chain of changes.
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