Software Revision Control systems are databases for storing computer software. FRC teams should also follow this practice. In professional software environments, the code is usually stored in a Revision Control System. And, if the code worked yesterday but fails today, you want to know what has changed. You might want to compare the code used in two different competitions. Also, you want to keep the history of the development.
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