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GitHub - twowaits/make-pull-request: Use this as learning repo on how to create...

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make-pull-request This repo is excluded from Hacktoberfest. Kindly use it for learning purposes only!

It's an initiative by Twowaits Technologies to help create more awareness about Open Source and help introduce many more students to the benefits of FOSS. We will organize lots of events that will prove to be very profitable for the students and encourage them to contribute in open source, this is our humble step.

Lots of students struggle in creating their first PR. They try somewhat and leave when couldn't. We created this as learning repo on how to create successful pull requests on languages like JAVA, Python, C++, HTML/CSS.

You can look at the issues here and choose which one you would like to work on! Do check the Contributing.md so that you don't face any troubles.

How to particpate in Hacktoberfest 2021

How to register, some important rules to follow, which repos to contribute and other details in a 17 mins quick video on our Youtube Channel.

If above link doesn't work watch here.

Programming Languages

This Repository consists of following programming languages

  • HTML : 58.8%
  • Python : 12.0%
  • Java : 13.2%
  • C++ : 8.7%
  • JavaScript : 5.2%
  • CSS : 0.7%

Steps to setup this Repository Locally

  1. Fork this repository to your account.
  1. Go to Git Bash and Clone the forked repository using :

    a. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/your_username/make-pull-request
  1. Open the folder in your favourite code editor and add your changes or modifications.

Creating a PR

  1. After making changes or modification on to your code locally, you need to add these files to the staging area.
  git add <file-name>
  1. Once files added, you need to commit the changes to with an appropriate commit message.
  git commit -m "<your-message>"
  1. After commiting the changes, you need to push the changes
   git push origin <branch-name>
  1. Once you push the changes to your repository, the Compare & pull request button will appear in GitHub.

  2. Click it and you'll be taken to this screen

  3. Type a proper description and give the PR an appropriate title. Finally, Open a pull request by clicking the Create pull request button.

  4. That's it. You have opened a PR. Wait for it to get merged.

Thank You for your Amazing Contribution!!


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