Kolhapur Tech Tribe's Hacktoberfest 2023

This is a repository for KTT's Hacktoberfest for the year 2023. The aim of this repository is to get meaningful contributions from the community.

Any code contributions, including data structures, algorithm implementations are welcome. You are free to choose the language of your choice.

Guidelines

• Do NOT copy past the code from any source, be it a website or ChatGPT. Submissions will not be accepted.
• Try to write clean code following variable and function naming conventions for the language that you are using.
• Follow the file naming conventions, for example you are writing a binary search program in Python, your file name would look something like this: binary_search.py and BinarySearch.java in case if you are using Java. You are expected to follow it for the language that you use.
• Only meaningful contributions will be accepted, any half-baked code will not be accepted.
• Try to add a comment at the top of your file, specifying what the code does so that it becomes easy for other people to read and understand your code.

Contributing

You will need to have a following things in order to contribute:

• GitHub account
• Git
• Language that you want to code in
• Code editor for that language

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/harshshinde07/ktt-hacktoberfest-23.git

Go to the root of the repository

cd ktt-hacktoberfest-23

Create your new local branch

git checkout -b <YOUR BRANCH NAME>

Create a new file and finish coding. Now you want to add created file, commit and push it to remote

git add .
git commit -m "<YOUR COMMIT MESSAGE>"
git push origin <YOUR BRANCH NAME>

The commit message should explain what change you have added. For exapmple, if I add a binary search code in C language, then my commit message will be- "add binary search code in C"

The branch name will be the same that you used while the checkout command above. Try to use your own name as a branch name, just to avoid any confusion.

Now you want to visit this code repository on GitHub, and raise a Pull request. Once the request is approved, you have successfully started your open source journey!

Happy Contributing!