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Which of the following are characteristics of centralized version control systems? Select 3 options.

A full copy of all project files is stored on each developer's computer.

Changes to the project are stored in a log file on each developer’s computer.

It allows many developers to work on the same project from anywhere at the same time.

Project files are maintained in a central repository.

The process may require file locking, depending on file type.

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It allows many developers to work on the same project from anywhere at the same time

Project files are maintained in a central repository

The process may require file locking, depending on file type

Step-by-step explanation:

The two main types of version control system are the centralized version control system and distributed control system

The centralized version control system is a control system whereby all programmers work on and make their individual changes to a single single copy of the project stored and maintained in a central repository, such as a server

In order to solve the problem of several developers working on each others work simultaneously, a centralized version control system makes use of the lock-modify-unlock model

The three options are therefore;

It allows many developers to work on the same project from anywhere at the same time

Project files are maintained in a central repository

The process may require file locking, depending on file type

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