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Working with development branch and merge with master

Sometimes you want to experiment with a code which you have on your master branch but not want to save it to master branch. In this case, you can create another branch where you can experiment with ease - and if you are satisfied, you can merge the experiment to the master branch later.

Creating development branch

git branch development
git checkout development
git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit on development branch"
git push origin development

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void main() {
  print('Hello world');
  
  // Creating an instance of the Model class
  var model1 = const Model('Chathura', 14, 'SL');
  
  // Accessing properties of model1
  print(model1.name);
  print(model1.address);
  

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def main():
    inventory={}

    value=100
    print("INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM!")
    while value>0:
        print(inventory)

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def main():

    daily_sales=[100,150,200,180,220,300,250]

    #simple for loop for calculate total sales

    total_sales=0
    for sale in daily_sales:

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def main():
    user_inputs=[]

    alarm_activated=input("Is the alarm system activated? (True/False): ").lower()=='true'
    user_inputs.append(alarm_activated)

    camera_operational=input("Is security camera operational? (True/False): ").lower()=='true'
    user_inputs.append(camera_operational)

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# Real-World Problem: Finding the Closest Temperatures

# In this scenario, we want to help a weather analyst who is analyzing historical temperature data
# for a city. The analyst has collected temperature readings at different times of the day and
# wants to determine the smallest temperature difference between any two readings to identify
# when the temperature changed the least during the day.


def main():
    temperature_data=[]

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import random


def main():
    print("Welcome to the arithmatic quiz")

    score=0
    num_problems=5

    for _ in range(num_problems):