Finalize and Submit the Git Rebase Challenge#3
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Finalize and Submit the Git Rebase Challenge#3piyush-mahajan wants to merge 4 commits into
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Add subtraction feature
Add multiplication feature
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Nov 16, 2025
Co-authored-by: Vyshnav S Deepak <vyshnav.s.deepak@gmail.com>
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I’ve worked through the Git Rebase Challenge, integrating the feature-subtraction and feature-multiplication branches into the main branch of my forked repository . I’ve rebased both feature branches to keep the commit history clean and linear, resolved any conflicts (especially for feature-multiplication), and created pull requests (PRs) for each branch, merging them using the Rebase and Merge option on GitHub