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Version control systems allow multiple contributors to work on a single project simultaneously, tracking changes made by each contributor and facilitating collaboration. The primary goals of version control are to manage complexity, facilitate communication, and improve the efficiency of collaborative work. This is achieved by keeping a record of every change made to the project, allowing users to switch between different versions of the project, merge changes made by different contributors, and track the history of each piece of information. Version control systems are widely used in software development to manage code changes, but they can also be useful for tracking changes to any kind of digital content.