Concurrent Versions System (CVS) Question:
What is CVS used for?

Answer:
CVS is typically used to keep track of each developer's work individually in a separate working directory. When desired, the work of a team of developers can be merged in a common repository. Changes from individual team members can be added to the repository through a "commit" command.
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