Would you please tell me the difference between "revert to" and "restore"?
I thought they both meant "change back something to a stage that existed in the past".
Are they syn?
Thank you.
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For me, "revert" and "restore" could be the same when it refers to <changing it back where it used to be>
The “revert” approach could be negative, as it is often used for "changing it back" because of a mistake (undo). While “restore” is often used for "changing it back" or "changing it to something better".
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I think "revert" refers to a regression, whereas "restore" signifies an improvement.
With "revert", I think it is as if you needed to go back to something you previously learned because you are failing. With "restore", something is not as good as it once was, and you're bringing it back.
Please let me know if that doesn't make sense.
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