Version Control

Version control is a system that records changes to a file or set of files over time so that you can retrieve specific versions later, and is used to manage changes to computer programs, documents, large Web sites, or other collections of information.

Literal Meanings of Version Control

Version:

Meanings of Version:

A particular form or variety of something.
Translation from one language to another.
A school exercise, usually an essay in a foreign language.
The process of translating or translating from one language to another language.
A story or description of a particular point of view, especially as opposed to another story.
Specific version (software, firmware, CPU, etc.).
The condition of the uterus, in which its axis deviates from its normal position, without folding on itself. See anteversion and retroversion.
An eye movement in which both eyes move synchronously and symmetrically in the same direction.
Change of shape, direction, etc. Transformation Conversion.
Tracking (file, document, etc.) in version control.

Sentences of Version

It's only in the King James Version of the .
He gave a different version of the case.
Update to the latest version to get new features and bug fixes.
The external head variant is a process in which the pelvic baby can sometimes turn from the buttocks or feet forward over the head.

Control:

Meanings of Control:

Influence or power over something.
A specific group or subject in an experiment to which the results are compared, where the primary variable is weak or absent.
Method and means of checking the performance of a device, machine or system, ie. B. Lever, or Handle.
Restriction or ability to control one's movements or emotions, or self-control.
A security mechanism, policy, or procedure that can prevent attacks against a system, mitigate risks, and eliminate vulnerabilities, defenses, or countermeasures.
(Project Management) A tool to monitor and intervene in activities that do not go according to plan.
A duplicate of a book, record, or account, kept to correct or verify another account or account.
A user interface element with which a computer user interacts, e.g. B. window or text field.
One of the physical factors that determine the climate of an area such as B. Latitude, distribution of land and water, elevation, exposure, prevailing winds, permanent areas of high or low atmospheric pressure, ocean currents, mountain barriers, soil and vegetation.
A construction in which the intelligible subject of a particular predicate is determined by a contextual expression. See management.
Influencing a sentence or dictating a behavior.
(constructed with for) Plan (experiment) to reduce or eliminate the influence of one or more variables.