Welcome to Entering the Development Zone!

In this microquest, you will practice a fundamental Git operation: switching branches.

Your objective is to switch your active context from the 'main' branch to the 'feature/add-score-limit' branch and run the command to confirm your current branch.

This is a crucial step in the feature branching workflow, allowing you to work on new features in isolation.

Before making any changes, let's confirm your current state.

Your task is to verify which Git branch you are currently on.

Use a Git command to display your current branch and confirm you are starting on the main branch.

Now, let's implement the objective by switching branches.

Step by step checklist:

1. Switch your active Git branch to feature/add-score-limit.
2. Run a Git command to confirm that you are now on the feature/add-score-limit branch.

The following documentation sections are going to be helpful:

• Switching Branches (git checkout or git switch)
• Creating a New Branch (git branch)
• Confirming Branch Isolation
• Summary of the Feature Branch Workflow

With the changes implemented, let's validate that you have successfully switched branches.

Run the command to check your current branch again.

Expected Outcome: The output should clearly indicate that you are currently on the feature/add-score-limit branch.

Verification Results:

• ✅ Successfully switched to the 'feature/add-score-limit' branch. All verification steps passed!