The blame command can be used even if the file has been refactored and the code has been moved around. With the -M option, the blame command can detect lines that have been moved within the file, and with the -C option, Git can detect lines that were moved or copied from other files in the same commit. If the -C option is used three times -CCC, the blame command will find lines that were copied from other files in any commit.
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