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       <h1>Exploring README Files, Wireframes and Git Branches</h1>
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-        This is the default, provided code and no changes have been made yet.
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        It establishes the basic structure, content placement, and core
         functionality of a digital product before visual design and coding begin.
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        <a href="https://balsamiq.com/blog/what-are-wireframes/">Read more</a>
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         <img src="https://hpc-wiki.info/mediawiki/hpc_images/thumb/6/6d/Git_tutorial_-_branching.png/700px-Git_tutorial_-_branching.png" alt="git branch image">
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 <p> 
   In Git, a branch is essentially a lightweight, movable pointer to a specific commit in your
    repository's history. Conceptually, it serves as an isolated, parallel workspace where
 
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