Two software developers are arguing about whether they should use version control for their project. One argues that the project is too small and that they can split the work so they dont need to see each others code. The other argues that version control is a company standard. Which of the following points is not a suitable argument to justify the use of version control?

Choice 1 of 5:Version control stores all previous versions of the code so that developers can go back to a previous working version.

Choice 2 of 5:Version control is standard practice in the software industry and regarded as essential.

Choice 3 of 5:Version control supports team working with functionality for checking code out and back in and this prevents developers accidentally changing the same code at the same time.

Choice 4 of 5:Version control maintains an activity log so that every single keystroke is recorded.

Choice 5 of 5:Version control can be used for all other documents related to the project as well as the code and this helps maintain a full and accurate record of the whole project.