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Have you used any version control ? if so explain about it?
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Answer / prashant
In my opinion this question this question has nothing to do with Java. Version control of any software is very much essential. As new feature gets added into the software it has to be documented properly. Also many of the times 100s of developers work on a single product. To keep the consistency and get a fine tuned product version controling tools comes into the picture. So far I have used Tortoise and P4V. Hope this answer will help you.
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