Switch and Restore - two new commands available in GIT

The article introduces new features in the version control system Git, focusing on the commands 'switch' and 'restore'. These commands, introduced in later versions of Git, aim to simplify branch management and change restoring. They enhance the clarity and readability of daily tasks that developers perform in version control. Instead of using the traditional 'checkout' command, which had multiple functions, 'switch' and 'restore' allow for a more understandable and focused approach. The author discusses how to use these commands in detail, providing practical examples that can aid programmers in adapting to these new features in Git. These changes can significantly impact how development teams work on their projects, offering better organization and fewer errors in code management.