Switching branches without committing changes

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He all,

I'm still a newbie to Git (and this list), so if I don't provide enough details please let me know what you need and I will provide :).
I'm trying to switch branches without committing my changes.  Is this  
possible?  For example, I'm working on a site, I'm testing the  
implementation of a new technology (branch B), I'm not quite done  
there (or I forget to commit everything) and I want to implement  
something else new.  I create a new branch off of B, called B.1, and  
then make some changes.  I commit only the changes that apply to B.1  
and then try to go back to B.  However, I get an error saying a file I  
changed in B is not uptodate and it cannot merge.  What am I doing  
wrong and how can I get back to B?
Thanks all!
Joe
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