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QWhat is a guiding principle in creating a branching structure for your implementation?

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  • A Make it complicated ✔ ✖
  • B Always keep it the same ✔ ✖
  • C Keep it simple ✔ ✖
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  • A. Incorrect: You do not want an overly complicated branching strategy because it will cause unnecessary work and planning.
  • B. Incorrect: You do not want the branching strategy to be the same for every implementation; each implementation is unique.
  • C. Correct: Keep the branching structure simple without over complicating it, making sure your strategy is easy to navigate and will produce the correct code flow for your implementation.
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