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Hello World Program Repository πŸŒπŸ‘‹

Welcome to the Hello World Program Repository! πŸŽ‰ This repository is a diverse collection of "Hello World" programs written in various programming languages. Our goal is to showcase the simplest code snippets, assist new learners, and create an inviting space for everyone to contribute. πŸš€

Table of Contents πŸ“š

About This Project πŸ’‘

This project is designed for developers of all skill levels! Whether you’re just starting out or are an experienced programmer, you can help expand our collection by contributing your unique "Hello World" implementation. Let's celebrate programming together! 🎊

How to Contribute 🀝

Follow these simple steps to share your "Hello World" program:

  1. Choose a Language
    🌈 Select any programming language that hasn’t been added yet or enhance an existing one.

  2. Create a New File
    πŸ“ Name your file according to the language you’re using.
    For example:

    • If you’re writing in Python, name your file hello_world.py.
    • If you’re writing in JavaScript, name your file hello_world.js.
    • If you’re writing in Ruby, name your file hello_world.rb.
  3. Write Your Code
    πŸ’» Create your own unique "Hello World" program. Ensure it follows best practices and is beginner-friendly.

  4. Add Comments
    ✍️ Include comments that explain your code, particularly if the syntax is unique or the language is less known. This helps others understand your implementation.

  5. Submit a Pull Request
    πŸ“¬ Once you’re done, submit a pull request with your code. Please include a short description of the language and any important implementation details.

Example Contribution ✨

Here’s an example of how to contribute:

  1. Create a file named hello_world.py if you’re writing in Python.
  2. Write your code:
    # Python Hello World
    print("Hello, World!")
  3. Add comments to clarify the purpose of your code.
  4. Submit your pull request! πŸ™Œ

Contribution Guidelines πŸ“‹

Coding Standards βš™

Code of Conduct πŸ€—

To foster a respectful and inclusive community, please adhere to the following principles:

For a more detailed description of our community standards, please refer to the Code of Conduct.

License πŸ“„

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use and modify the code in accordance with the terms of this license.

Project Setup πŸ› 

To get started with your local development environment, clone the repository using:

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/hello-world-program-repo.git

Then navigate into the directory:

cd hello-world-program-repo

Running Your Code πŸ”„

python hello_world.py

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ❓

Q: What if my language isn't listed?
A: Feel free to add a new language! Just follow the contribution steps outlined above. 🌍

Q: Can I submit more than one "Hello World" program?
A: Absolutely! We welcome multiple implementations, especially if they demonstrate different approaches or language features. ✨

Q: How can I stay updated on contributions?
A: Follow this repository on GitHub to receive notifications on new contributions and updates. πŸ””

Follow Me? πŸ””

Following me on GitHub helps me approve your pull requests faster and keeps you informed about other projects and contributions. πŸš€

Contributors πŸ…

Thanks to these amazing contributors who have helped make this repository better!

Contributors

Hurrah!! πŸŽ‰ You’ve made your first contribution! Let’s continue contributing to open source and make this Hacktoberfest a success! πŸ™Œ