/Hacktoberfest_101

The official Repository wherein newbies into Open Source can Contribute during the Hacktoberfest 2023

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Hacktoberfest 2021

Unfortunately this repository has been excluded from hacktoberfest. Please refer to #255

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Get Started With your first Contrinution/Pull Request :

  1. Star this repository 🌟

  2. Fork/Copy the repo by clicking the right most button on top of the page 🍴

  3. Go to your own repository list and find the forked repository.

  4. Clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/GITHUB_USERNAME/Hacktoberfest_2021
  1. In your local repository, run script/setup, move to the folder of the root directory
cd Hacktoberfest_2021/YOUR_CODE_LANGUAGE
  1. Start Adding your solved problems files or DSA codes or anything useful into the directory. Add your details in CONTRIBUTING.md

Make a Commit to the added files

git add .
git commit -m "added all solution files/ANY_MESSAGE"
  1. Push the Changes to your own forked repository:
git push origin main

  1. Now go to the Github Website and switch to the forked repository.

  2. Click on preview and make pull request. A pull request is being made to the original Repository.

Once the Pull Request is made I will verify your solutions and merge the Pull Requests. With this you make your first valid pull Request. Don't forget to star 🌟 this repository!

Wahoo!!!....

Guidelines for Contributions :

  1. There is no restrictions over language you are using to code the solution You can use any valid commonly used Programming languages. If there is no folder for your programming language feel free to create one.

  2. When you are writing a solution to a problem stick to the same programming language as the folder it is created under. You can submit solutions in other programming languages too but please do it under the respective language folder

  3. Your solution must be a working one.

  4. Using standard headers and modules as in official documentation is highly recommended and appreciated.