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===== So what is a branch? =====

===== So what is a branch? =====

It's a slightly different version of the code files that a programme running on the zynth keeps track of, allowing you to move around between your different versions and accept of reject changes you have made.  This all operates under a programme of some renown and reputation called git, which was written by the same bloke who was largely responsible for the Linux code base, which is used to house the linux code base itself, you are building on the work of giants. ... and riban.

It's a slightly different version of the code files that a programme running on the zynth keeps track of, allowing you to move around between your different versions and accept of reject changes you have made.  This all operates under a programme of some renown and reputation called git, which was written by the same bloke who was largely responsible for the Linux code base, which is used to house the linux code base itself, you are building on the work of giants. ... and riban.

There are many, many introductions to git [https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/getting-started-with-git Getting started with git]  and it has a certain reputation for complexity, but it rigorously hangs on to any code it is asked to look after even thou' this can be a mixed blessing if you are messy as I am. But it can be operated from the command line but it's better to use an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) which makes it all push button, more on this later.  

There are many, many introductions to git [https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/getting-started-with-git Getting started with git]  and it has a certain reputation for complexity, but it rigorously hangs on to any code it is asked to look after even thou' this can be a mixed blessing if you are messy as I am. But it can be operated from the command line but it's better to use an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) which makes it all push button, more on this later.