What are two benefits of using a distributed version control system compared to other version control systems? (Choose two.)
- Every user has the ability to work on any file at any time.
- An offline user is not required to make a copy of an important file before editing it further.
- A simple database is used to store the delta between the versions of a single file.
- A corrupt repository can be restored from any client system.
- A single user can lock a file to prevent other users from modifying it until the single user is done editing it.
Explanation: The distributed version control system is a peer-to-peer model that clones the full repository to client systems and allows every individual to work on any file, even at the same time.
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