Git has the ability to tag specific points in a repository's history as being important. Tagging lets developers mark important checkpoints in the cours

their projects' development.

$2$ Files are already given$($Employee$.$java and Drivetjava$).$

In command

$1.$sh enter the git commands to$,$

Initialize git

Add ONLY Employee.java and Driver.java to git

Commit these $2$ files using the comment "Initial commit Employee and Driver.java"

In command $2$ sh enter the git commands to$,$

Create a branch named DEV$\_$feature ${?}^{*}$

Switch to this new branch using checkout statement

Add the below code to Employee java

public class Employee $($

String name;

int id:

String designation

double salary:

long phoneNo;

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Add Employee.java to Git

Commit Employee.java file using the comment "Employee with additional attributes"

Create a tag named projecty$1\mathrm{.}1$ with the tag message "Project Starter Code"

Create a new file$($by clicking the 'new' button.

Name the file as "EmployeeUtil.java".