Use a Subversion (SVN) software on a Windows computer and outline and submit the steps listed below to create a repository and the project on a Windows computer.

1. Install an SVN tool locally on your PC 2. Creating a Repository: Create a new project called SVN_Assignment3. 3. Add a file: Generate a file helper prog.txt in your working copy and add it to subversion. Assume this file contains an important little helper tool for your work. The first line of the file should be: this is just a test. 4. Commit a file: Commit helper.txt. Remember to use a helpful commit message. 5. Move a file: Now assume you want to integrate your helper tool helper.txt into your main program. Therefore, you transformed it into a module. Change its name to helper_module.txt by moving it. 6. A second working copy: Check out a second working copy on your computer. 7. Handling conflicts: Alter the first line of the file helper.txt in your second working copy so that the initial 't' is capitalized to 'T'. Commit the change. In your first working copy do not update and alter its version of helper_module.txt so that the '.' now reads ' !'. Try to commit your change. Resolve the conflict that arose.3 8. Revert a change: Now update both working copies. Delete the file helper_module.txt. Revert the file and save several days of work. 9. Delete a file: You found out that helper_module.txt is completely useless. Delete the file. 10. Create a file by displaying all the commits made in a directory.