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What does "git checkout <branch>" (or "git switch <branch>") do?

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The correct answer is B) Switches the working directory to reflect the specified branch, updating tracked files accordingly

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Correct Answer

Switches the working directory to reflect the specified branch, updating tracked files accordingly

Explanation

Checking out (or switching to) a branch updates the working directory's files to match the tip of that branch and moves HEAD to point to it.

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