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A collection of simple python mini projects to enhance your Python skills.

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• Select an issue and ask to beassigned to it.

• Check existing scripts in theprojects directory.

• Star this repository.

• On thepython-mini-projects repo page, click theFork button.
  

• Clone your forked repository to your local machine. This button will show you the URL to run.
  

  For example, run this command inside your terminal:

  git clone https://github.com/<your-github-username>/python-mini-projects.git

  Replace <your-github-username>!

  Learn more aboutforking andcloning a repo.

• Before you make any changes,keep your fork in sync to avoid merge conflicts:

  git remote add upstream https://github.com/Python-World/python-mini-projects.gitgit fetch upstreamgit pull upstream mastergit push

  Alternatively, GitHub also provides syncing now - click "Fetch upstream" at the top of your repo below "Code" button.

• If you run into amerge conflict, you have to resolve the conflict. There are a lot of guides online, or you can try this one byopensource.com.

• Checkout to development branch (name your branch according to the issue name).

  git checkout -b<branch-name>

• Create a folder inprojects directoryaccording to issue name.

• Write your code and add to the respective folder in the projects directory, locally.

• Don't forget to add aREADME.md in your folder, according to theREADME_TEMPLATE.

• Add the changes withgit add,git commit (write a good commit message, if possible):

  git add -Agit commit -m"<your message>"

• Push the codeto your repository.

  git push origin<branch-name>

• Go to the GitHub page ofyour fork, andmake a pull request:

  

  Read more about pull requests on theGitHub help pages.

• Now wait, until one of usreviews your Pull Request! If there are any conflicts, you will get a notification.

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