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SVN doesn't help control project version and editing files in groups?

Yes, it does. It's a must if you're working with multiple people and still a good idea if you're working alone.

 

How do you use it?

You have a repository somewhere. You commit any code changes/additions to the repository. Other people can then see how your revision differs from the old revision (or any other revision). You can see who made which change and you can rollback changes if you'd like to. For actual usage you're better off reading SVN's documentation than anybody here explains it.

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