curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-document-code-for-a-project/65e99a2986903b5c9f4bc720.md
This is a review of the entire dialogue you just studied.
Write the following words or phrases in the correct spot:
commit message, code changes, descriptive, clarification, reference, version control, and description.
Sophie: I see that we're using Git for BLANK. How do I document BLANK when I make updates or fixes?
Brian: Good question. When you make changes, you should use BLANK commit messages. Start your message with a verb in the imperative form, like fix, add, or update, followed by a brief BLANK of what you did.
Sophie: That sounds straightforward. Anything else I should keep in mind?
Brian: You should also BLANK issues in your BLANK if you're working on a task related to an issue. It helps in tracking progress and understanding the context of changes.
Sophie: Thanks for the BLANK. I'll make sure to follow these steps.
version control
A system that helps track and manage changes to code over time.
code changes
Updates or edits made to a program's code.
descriptive
Gives clear and detailed information.
description
Words that explain what something is or what it does.
reference
Something you use to find information or check details.
commit message
A short text explaining what changes were made to the code.
clarification
Extra information to make something easier to understand.