Which revision control system requires a user to lock a file when it is checked out, so that other developers cannot work on it easily at the same time?

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RCS requires a lock

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There is a central authoritative repository

There is a central authoritative repository

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Humans are required to resolve conflicts

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This can be done

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We have exercises on this

 

 

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