What is checkout ?
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Answer / sandhya
A checkout is basically getting a writable copy of the
element in a view for the user to modify his/her element.
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Answer / san
To be able to edit the elements. i.e to change the file or
a directory.
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Answer / madhu
To retrieve or access a project located in the repository.
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Answer / vikas
Making copy of the code available in the repository to your
local machine.
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Answer / natraj.n
making a copy of project from repository called checkout
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Answer / rekha
Checkout is the retrieving the latest copy of the source
code from the repository where you can also contribute to
the code and checkin the same.
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Answer / nagendra
if the application is exesting one the reqired compnent are copied from production to development which is called checkout
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Answer / prasanthi
Moving the changeble code of the program from production
region to developement region.
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Answer / sunildummati
check out:
the clear case is a software it consists of the
files,dirs ,programmes etc.you want to do the changes in
the file which is prsent in that clear case we are using
the cheskout
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