Free Cisco 200-901 Actual Exam Questions - Question 4 Discussion

D E make the most sense here. Tracking code revisions and letting new team members catch up with history are classic version control perks. A’s tricky since binary files aren’t always well handled.

A/D? D and E seem solid, but I’m thinking about A too. Even if some systems don’t handle binaries perfectly, many version control tools do support tracking changes in binary files to some extent. That could be a valid advantage depending on the software. Since D is definitely a core function and A at least partially fits, I’m splitting between those two. E sounds good but feels more like a side benefit than a main advantage.

D/E for clear code tracking and team access to history.

It’s D and E, since version control mainly tracks code changes and shares history with the team.

Option D is good because version control helps compare code changes clearly. Option E also makes sense since it lets new team members get all past and current code easily. A and C don’t really fit version control’s main purpose.

It’s D and E.