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Branch allows for one or more features to be developed separate from the main line of code.

A clone is a complete copy of a repository that you can edit. This one has developers push and pull to update code.

Forking allows for one or more people to take a project to work on it in a different way. To update the original, a pull request must be made on the original.
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branch allows for one or more features to be developed separate from the main line of code.
Branch allows for one or more features to be developed separate from the main line of code.

A clone is a complete copy of a repository that you can edit. This one has developers push and pull to update code.

forking allows for one or more people to take a project to work on it in a different way. To update the original, a pull request must be made on the original.
Forking allows for one or more people to take a project to work on it in a different way. To update the original, a pull request must be made on the original.