I was reading Git Community Book and came across following definition
for working directory
The Working Directory
The Git 'working directory' is the directory that holds the current
checkout of the files you are working on. Files in this directory are
often removed or replaced by Git as you switch branches - this is
normal. All your history is stored in the Git Directory; the working
directory is simply a temporary checkout place where you can modify the
files until your next commit.
What does it mean by this " Files in this directory are often removed or
replaced by Git as you switch branches"?
And does working directory is just a directory we get with $pwd ?
Thanks,
Anjib
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