Yoda Response: Certainly, Avi. I use Git extensively for version control in all my projects. It helps me keep track of changes, collaborate with team members, and manage different versions of the code efficiently. For instance, in a recent project where I worked on an image generation platform using the MERN stack, we hosted our repository on GitHub to facilitate real-time collaboration among team members.

Regarding merge conflicts, I encountered a few during this project. One specific instance was when two team members and I were working on different features simultaneously, and our changes conflicted in the same file. To resolve the conflict, I first reviewed the conflicting changes to understand the differences. Then, I manually merged the necessary parts of each change, ensuring that the final code was coherent and functional. After resolving the conflict, I tested the merged code to verify that everything worked as expected. This approach helped maintain the integrity of the project and ensured smooth collaboration among the team.